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on 9/23/17 8:22 pm, edited 7/19/18 9:19 pm

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hollykim
on 9/24/17 6:20 am, edited 9/24/17 11:04 pm - Nashville, TN
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On September 24, 2017 at 3:22 AM Pacific Time, jmm1234 wrote:

I generally eat way too many carbs throughout the day which causes gas but usually much more so in the evening.

The one consistent gas issue I've had in the 3 years since WLS is that laying down at night for bed always starts a gas machine for a couple of hours.

It feels like somehow being sideways after eating all day starts the processing for the typical morning pudding poop session. Once the main morning bowel movement happens, I generally gas free until much later in the day.

Does anyone know if laying down triggers something in the digestion cycle?

no, it is not lYing down. It is a time issue.

The carbs you eat during the day pass thru your digestive system over a period of 5-8 ish hours. The carbs you eat all day reach the end of the digestive tract about the end of the day or bedtime.

If you ate carbs all night long, you would start rooting by early morning.

 


          

 

Valerie G.
on 9/25/17 12:56 pm - Northwest Mountains, GA

I have noticed the same things for me when I lay down at night, but it's only for about 30 minutes. I think the gas is developing after dinner, and laying down puts the digestive system in a state of relaxation so things want to move. I'm also gas-free for the day after my morning business.

Valerie
DS 2005

There is room on this earth for all of God's creatures..
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