Sorry that I have not been on here for a
while, but it's just that my account was
suspended for posting links on here. It
took a while for it to get reactivated and
then it didn't let me log in for a while.
Well I can see that we are all doing
lots of research and I hope that we can
each find a solution to our problems. I
went to the Vitamin Shoppe and I bought so
much stuff, since I got a 20% coupon. I
also went to another place and bought
OxyPowder. I have been on the Oxypowder
for 3 days, going on 4. I have to work
tomorrow, so I'm going to stop and start
again over the weekend. I hope this stuff
helps me, my stomach has been making
horrible sounds lately, but I know it's
because of the OxyPowder. I started out at
4 pills then went to 6 and now I'm at 8. I
have had 4 bowl movements this morning,
haha, it's insane. I mean it's mainly all
fluid, but I see some weird things in
their and I hope it's the Candida, being
flushed out.
I have been taking all the things I was
before, Caprylic Acid, Zinc, Pau D' Arco,
Flax seed oil, Metamucil, garlic pills,
grapefruit seed extract, l-glutamine and
probiotics.
I bought Oregano oil, Candidagone, Super
Digestaway, but have not taken them yet.
I'm hoping to take all these Candida
killer things and then flush everything
out of my colon with OxyPowder. I hope I
know what I'm doing, but it makes sense.
After I flush most things out, then I'll
Bombard my colon with Oregano Oil,
Candidagone, Super Digestaway and all the
other things.
My stomach feels soo much better and I
have been taking Activa yogurts and my
stomach does not make any noises after I
take them. My stomach has made noises in
the last two days and it's bowel
movements. I hope this OxyPowder is as
good as people say it is. So far I have
felt better, but watch out if you take
OxyPowder, since you never really know
when you need to use the restroom. The guy
who sold me the pills, told me that
becareful, because sometimes you may want
to let gas out, but instead stool may come
out, so becareful if you take the pills.
I'm more than sure I have candida and
I'm more than sure that is my problem and
the problem of some of you. I think that
our problems are closely related and that
we need to clean out our colons and
replenish them with good bacteria and
maintain a healthy lifestyle.
I will keep you guys posted on how
everything goes. Best of luck to everyone.
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gingerelizabeth
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 03 Jan 2008 Posts: 79
Your Not Alone!!! Posted: 01-03-08 21:31pm
ive been having them frequently and ALWAYS
when its quiet.
i recently went to meet my boyfriends
family and had to find a way to make sure
there was tv always on or something to
distract from the gross noises my stomache
would make
im not sure why it does it, but it is nice
to know im not alone!!
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funnybunny
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 31 Jan 2008 Posts: 1
Re: Stomach noises - possible solution Posted: 01-31-08 04:43am
Hi, I do get stomach noises as well,
continuosly and always at the wrong time.
Have you ever noticed why that always
happens? I might be sitting in French and
all of a sudden
GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!! 1
second pause BBBBBRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!
Embarrassing! Yes I know! And always
whilst the class is totally silent! Why
beacause I am so concious of my stomach
making noises that I either will it to
make that horrid noise, or the anxiety
causes my blood to pump faster then
disrupts my digestive system and causes
the loudest possible growl ever. But since
then, I decided that I would forget about
the noises, eat wet foods -- fruits in the
morning (it helps for me) and move on with
my life. There are people dying of cancer
out in the world and here I was worrying
about my social status and a few ( or
alot) of noises that are so called "aliens
in my stomach". Believe me - it helps. The
best cure to this ailment or whatever it
is, is to stop thinking about it and move
on with your life. That is of course if
you don't have an actual condition, which
I doubt that everyone has. Even so - We
make it out to be worse than it is.
Thanks,
Hope it works for you.
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Murgatroid
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 31 Jan 2008 Posts: 2
Stomach noises Posted: 01-31-08 18:50pm
Finding this forum and thread has made me
feel a little bit better now that I know
there are other people out there having
the same problem. I first started having
problems in my senior year of high
school. In the morning classes I would get
discomfort and would be moving around in
my seat. I think in that case it was gas.
There was one time in class we were all
reading and I was moving around like a
nutter and then my body made a loud noise
and I'm sure everyone in the whole class
heard but no one said anything. Now that
I've started college it's happened again.
I'd be tossing and turning in my chair,
uncomfortable and trying to hide the
noises from my stomach by turning pages or
moving around in my seat. I've been trying
to train my body to have a BM in the
morning before I go to school, since
having to poop also gives me discomfort
and gas. I wake up at 6 in the morning, 3
hours before school, just so that I can
have a lot of time to go. I also have a
strong dislike of using public bathrooms
which makes it worse. There is no privacy.
Every day I take psillium husk fiber and
drink a lot of water. I think I eat
healthy. I'm also a vegetarian. But I had
the problem even before I was a vegetarian
so I don't think that has anything to do
with it. I thought I would have an
advantage in bowel health from not eating
meat but that doesn't seem to be the case.
Even with me taking
fiber and going to the bathroom in the
morning I'm still getting the horrible
discomfort and noises in class. It's like
I can feel the gas and mush moving through
my intestine and making noises. I can't
concentrate and I don't think I will be
able to stay in school. I can't
concentrate in class. All I'm thinking
about is my stomach discomfort and
concentrating on how I'm going to hide the
noises. Last semester I rushed through my
finals but luckily I still passed. I don't
know if I'll be as lucky this semester.
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nicedaytoday
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 15 Feb 2008 Posts: 1
stomach sound Posted: 02-15-08 12:16pm
My stomach makes weird sounds when im in
class...i believe this only happens when
ure #2 is not normal...when i went #2
everyday or every other day..my stomach
doesn't make weird sounds...im not sure if
this helps...but, i heard TUMS should do
the trick.
Hi everyone, well if you've read any of my
comments before you'll see that I've tried
everything and still on a roll of
experimenting. The latest thing I'm
trying, which seems to be okay right now,
is Enteric Peppermint Capsules. I picked
them up from "yet again" the health food
store. I'll let you know in a couple of
weeks if I feel there really helping.
God Bless
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ericr747
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 06 Oct 2007 Posts: 56 Location: , USA
Posted: 02-17-08 09:02am
Hey I just wanted to let you guys know
that there is another forum with lots of
other information "noisey abdomen". There
is a lot of information on there and there
are also a lot of other users. I just
thought I would pass that info around, so
that way we can all share info on the same
forum.
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postit
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 29 Feb 2008 Posts: 1
What helps me Posted: 02-29-08 22:43pm
I have also had this problem since my
freshman year in high-school. I found it
quite embarrassing and hated to be in
class, it was the worst. Somethings that I
found to help me a lot.
1. Burp a lot. (it might sound gross but
it gets the gas out of your stomach)
2. Also try not to drink soda because of
all the carbonation. (I pour in in a cup
with ice and this usually gets rid of the
bubbles)
3. I also do exercises, like crunches and
exercise like them. This works my
abdominal muscles, which seems to help a
lot I also started walking. (I don't think
that has anything to do with it but I'm
doing it to be healthy)
4. I can also tell when my stomach is
about to start making noises. So I keep a
bottle of water with me to take a drink.
When I do this my stomach stays quite.
(this also helps hydrate you and keep your
digestive track healthy)
When I do all this I can go all day with
out any noises at all. I used to find this
a hard problem to deal with but know its
not. I hope that my information has been
helpful to everyone. :]
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Amystery
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 13 Mar 2008 Posts: 5
Posted: 03-13-08 16:48pm
read about H pylori and get a blood test
to see if you have it. one of the symptoms
is loud stomach gurgling. i just got
tested and it was positive ( it's a
parasite) . i just got off 1 week of very
strong antibiotcs that eradicate it. no
more gurgling so far!! go get tested... it
is a common parasite and believe it or not
i went to 4 docs this year and none of
them figured it out...i figured it out on
my own.
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kpo
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 13 Mar 2008 Posts: 1
Posted: 03-13-08 23:07pm
I just had a milo and my stomach is going
crazy. I dont get pains like some people
have reported, but its very noisy.
Sometimes my bf puts his ear to my stomach
and keeps jumping up as a big sound comes,
haha. Anyway i find probiotics help. You
can take the capsule form or liquid form
like Yalkult.. which is near the yoghurt
section in supermarkets. The capsule form
you can get from a chemist and you will
have to ask for it as they keep it in a
fridge somewhere. It has to be
refrigerated otherwise the good bacteria
dies. Your only supposed to take one
capsule a day, but if its late in the day
and its going crazy i just pop another
one and it clears it up.
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Murgatroid
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 31 Jan 2008 Posts: 2
Posted: 04-05-08 13:01pm
Update on my previous post. I have been
eating Activia yoghurt and I have noticed
it has really helped. The only problem is
now I have to be eating them every day and
the problem still isn't gone completely.
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dreamgirl2770
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 19 May 2008 Posts: 1
this helps! Posted: 05-19-08 19:55pm
I have been diagnosed with IBS and my
stomach is really loud too especially when
digesting... but what has helped me is
taking two tablespoons of metamucil in a
cup of water everyday. try it, it really
helped me!
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madsywadsy
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 20 Jul 2008 Posts: 1
re: stomach noises Posted: 07-20-08 06:57am
This is a problem that I had suffered for
two years, since Year 7. After that I told
my mum that my noises were out of control
and that I wanted to go to the doctors. My
GP sent me to numerous specialists and I
had basically every test in the book. I
had everything from X-Rays to Ultrasounds
to blood tests to gastroscapies where they
stick a camera in your stomach. My parents
wound up spending thousands of dollars on
medical tests to get to the bottom of the
noises. You know what the doctors
found?......... NOTHING...... So therefore
the problem had to be psycalogical. So I
was told that the only cure was to get
over it.
It was hard at first as I was in denial as
to nothing being wrong with me. I thought
that there must have been something
causing the noises. Then months later, I
came to terms with my self enduced stomach
noises and grew out of them. Since then I
have had no noises. Only the EXTREMELY
occasional one every few months when I am
alone.
So there. I no longer have the noises. It
was all in my mind. And THERE IS NO
MEDICAL PRODUCT THAT CAN CURE THESE NOISES
REALLY. It is up to you. It worked for
me.
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