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Why Sugar-Free Products Can Cause Painful Gas

Why Sugar-Free Products Can Cause Painful Gas
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Do sugar-free candy and gum give you gas? Researchers think they know why

Do sugar-free candy and gum give you gas? Researchers think they know why
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How can Gut Microbes Impact Our Digestive Health?

Depleted gut microbes following antibiotics and high-fat diets might lead to sorbitol intolerance, states a new study.

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Scientist warns certain type of sugar-free sweetener used in sweets and gum could cause stomach problems

Scientist warns certain type of sugar-free sweetener used in sweets and gum could cause stomach problems
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Scientists discover why sugar-free candy and gum make us pass gas

Chewing gum and other sugar-free foods like apples, avocadoes, and pears contain a sugar-alcohol called sorbitol that can make you pass gas. A new study found there is a way to stop this side effect.

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