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Sometimes it’s digestion, hydration, sodium balance, or gut sensitivity. Here’s how these foods may help — realistically: Ginger → may support digestion and help reduce feelings of nausea or stomach discomfort. It doesn’t “flatten” your stomach, but it can help ease digestive upset. Green Tea (plain) → contains antioxidants and may mildly support digestion. Its effect on bloating is small, but it can help overall gut comfort. Water → dehydration can actually increase water retention. Staying hydrated supports digestion and helps your body regulate fluid balance. Chia Seeds → high in fiber. Fiber supports gut health and regular digestion long term. If you’re not used to fiber, introduce slowly to avoid temporary bloating. Banana → contains potassium, which helps balance sodium levels in the body. This can support fluid balance if bloating is related to salt intake. Pineapple → contains bromelain, an enzyme that may support protein digestion. The effect is mild but can help some people feel less heavy after meals. Cucumber → high water content and refreshing. Supports hydration and can feel light on digestion. Plain Yogurt (with live cultures) → probiotics may support gut health and digestion. Not all yogurt contains active cultures, so check the label. Important: These foods can support digestion and fluid balance — but they don’t burn belly fat or “instantly flatten” your stomach. Consistency, balanced nutrition, movement, and stress management matter most. If bloating is frequent, painful, or severe, consider speaking with a healthcare professional. Fuel your body smarter — train with @fitonomyapp #reducebloating #guthealth #digestion #antiinflammatoryfoods #healthyhabits

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