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Ate half of a high protein think thin bar unaware that it can cause digestive problems. should i be ok? what should i do to help my stomach?
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You should be OK: Half a bar is unlikely to cause any long term issue with your digestive tract. Fluids and healthy food is best. Reports of digestive problems with certain types of high protein bars state that certain patients can have digestive problems, it is not the case that all do.
Answered 8/7/2017
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