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Always get bloated after eating cereal. what could be the reason?
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Expasnsion: Cereal often expands after it is eaten and absorbs all of the liquid that it can. Sometimes eating more slowly helps you control portion sizes and reduce a bloated feeling. If symptoms persist it would be wise to see your doctor.
Answered 4/27/2019
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