patriciaday
For some people living with IBS, soda and other carbonated beverages can trigger or worsen symptoms.
Does this happen to you? If so, what is your experience?
Have you found satisfying alternatives?
PersonMember
When I drink sodas it makes me burp, but I don't think it triggers any symptoms of IBS.
Kim DolceMember
jankotcMember
Robyn100Member
I am in bed from drinking a carbonated beverage . I am in agony a horrible flare. Once in a while maybe a few times a year I have one . I generally stay close to fodmap and consumed a natural blackberry carbonated drink . Omg so much pain. Thank you for bringing it up .
hateibsMember
The only carbonated drink I ever want or have is sparkling mineral water. I have never found that it upsets me at all. But, I do have to be careful which one I can have. They all vary as to their mineral content, Some have higher levels of bicarbonate, magnesium etc. I found that the ones with very high bicarbonate or very high magnesium don't suit me. But some have lower levels and those are fine.
So it doesn't seem to be the sparkles, but differing levels of minerals that I have to be a bit careful of.
There is one, called Aqua Pura which is my favourite and is perfect for me..
I can have magnesium in foods with no problem but if I drink water high in magnesium it doesn't suit me.
But magnesium glycinate as a supplement is OK.
daniel.malitoCommunity Admin
hateibsMember
And fries! I like those very much too. Sometimes they suit me sometimes they don't. I have a simple frozen kind with just sunflower oil and potato. Those are usually OK for me (if my body is in a mood where it will be able to tolerate potatoes).
But potatoes cooked in any way at all, even mashed with nothing added, very often don't suit me. They act like a laxative for me most times.
daniel.malitoCommunity Admin
