Quadius,

Are you talking about Acidophillis (sp) tablets to replace yogurt?  If not, 
which ones are you talking about?  Thanks.

Julie
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  From: Quadius<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
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  Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2007 4:01 PM
  Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Gas


  Sorry to add to this burgeoning topic, but I often have problems with this 
also, but it is usually something that I have eaten.  I had a tremendous amount 
of problems with my bowels constantly being irritated and tremendous amounts of 
gas about two years ago.  In fact, it was so bad I was becoming somewhat 
depressed.  I ended up seeing a psychotherapist and he suggested that I keep a 
food journal and speak with the VA dietitian.  Using my food journal, the 
dietitian quickly identified most of my problems as being more lactose 
intolerant than I had previously believed and taking in too much fiber at one 
time. 

  I really think seeing a dietitian and having a food journal in hand might 
solve plenty of your problems.  I use lactose tablets in order to eat anything 
with dairy and I also use Beano whenever I eat something that causes gas 
normally (beans).  This has helped considerably.  My dietitian told me these 
are enzymes with help the digestive system work better.  I have also started 
using probiotics (found in yogurt) and I've even found some tablets so I don't 
have to eat a tub of yogurt per day. 

  Quadius




  On 5/21/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED]<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <[EMAIL 
PROTECTED]<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote: 
    At times I know I can produce enough gas to be considered an alternative 
source of fuel. I find it helps to  roll on my left side for a few minutes each 
morning. I use a high velocity window fan so my aids don't quit. May as well 
laugh and stay away from broccoli. 


    john

     
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    From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
    To: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

    Sent: Sat, 19 May 2007 11:59 PM
    Subject: [QUAD-L] Gas


    Gas …,  and not from the gas pump.  I complained of my stomach bloating.  
Worst is the pain!  So I take Prilosec, Renetadine, and anti-acid.  Still the 
two issues persist and the SCI doctor said, "it is part of the injury for quads 
to bloat.  


    I can not accept this to be true.  Any other gas problems?

    Merrill

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