There’s many Thanksgiving side Dishes that will make you gassy. And I don’t want you gassy, especially if you’re celebrating the holiday around a new crush or spouse. That would be really embarrassing for you and everyone around you.
Imagine this: Thanksgiving dinner is finished. The dishes have been washed, the food stored, and you settle in for a much-needed Thanksgiving nap on the couch. Maybe football is on TV. Or maybe you’ve chosen a re-run of your favorite show. No matter what you’ve selected on TV, you’re now knee-deep in the battle with the food baby caused by large portion sizes and bloating.
Then it hits. Fluctuance. It’s expected from that uncle who has been taking a nap in that same recliner for 55 years but not from you. But don’t worry, it happens to everyone. I’m here to tell you that it’s not you. You can blame your stinky gas on the food that was put on the table.
Between the overeating, water retention, and gas-inducing bloat, that food baby is borderline dangerous. Lets be honest, you’re not going to avoid the delicious food on the table, but you can strategize. By being mindful of these potential culprits, you can enjoy your Thanksgiving feast without feeling toxic afterward. It’s all about balance and moderation, ensuring that your holiday meal is a source of joy rather than post-feast discomfort. So, go ahead and indulge, but remember to strategize and choose wisely to savor the holiday without suffering from the food baby blues.
Here is a list of the top items making your tummy feel toxic on Thanksgiving and a few other year-round culprits!