Magnesium, S. boulardii, probiotics, antibiotics… nothing has gotten me back to how I was
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It seems to come about when I eat lots of sugary foods or just overeat in general. Symptoms during a flare up are severe bloating, smelly as farts and burps. I used to eat whatever with no symptoms. This changed 3 years ago. I have tried magnesium, s. boulardii, probiotics, antibiotics, a lot, but nothing has gotten me back to how I was.
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