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Old 06-09-2014, 08:52 AM #4
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Default Tummy bloating
Thanks zorro just another delightful symptom to deal with then
Mrs d thanks for all the info, will certainly look out for kefir, did try acidophillus but didn't seem to help. Do use omeperazole daily so that won't be helping then, didn't realise so many things added to bread!
Stay well Linda
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