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Gas, flatulence, farting ... whatever you call it, you don't want it! Here are five stops to stop gas before it ever starts—including what foods to avoid.
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 Oh, sure, it's gross. But you know it's true. Reading helps with bowel movements. We asked a brave doctor why reading in the bathroom, going to the bookstore, or browsing the library makes you poop.
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Gluten seems to be in everything. But there are tasty gluten-free options. Here are tips on what to eat with celiac disease and where to find the best-tasting food.
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 A witty gastroenterologist explains what happens when severe constipation turns into a slow, lazy or sluggish colon—and what your doctor might do about it. |
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A witty gastrointerologist explains diverticulitis and diverticulosis, including what they are, cause, prevention and symptoms. Plus: What to eat (and not to eat).
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Can holding your urine for too long cause problems? How much gas is too much? If your poop looks funny, when should you worry? Yep, we've got answers for the red-faced to these bathroom questions and more!
Hitch up your pants and install your pocket protector. If you have acid reflux, chances are it’s not just GERD, it’s NERD! Here's what you need to know about the most common type of heartburn, non-erosive esophageal reflux disease.
Do milk and crackers really treat heartburn? A gastroenterologist answers.