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Foods rich in potassiumâlike bananas, plus avocados, kiwis, oranges, and pistachiosâprevent water retention by regulating sodium levels in your body and can thus reduce salt-induced bloating. Bananas also have soluble fiber, which can relieve or prevent constipation.
There are, however, plenty of other foods that can be causing your stomach to balloon and, more importantly, plenty that can reduce that full stomach feeling. Hereâs a look at which foods can cause and which can reduce bloating. Dairy products: Dairy products including milk, cheese, yogurt and ice cream can cause bloating. Opt for almond, coconut or rice milk-based products instead if you sense a possible lactose intolerance (try to avoid soy, which is a controversial ingredient).