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Intestinal Gas


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mb1894 Newbie

Has anybody tried Beano for intestinal gas?

Does it work?


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cyberprof Enthusiast
Has anybody tried Beano for intestinal gas?

Does it work?

Someone please correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't Beano contain gluten?

debmidge Rising Star

I don't know the answer but here's their phone number 800-257-8650

www.beano.net

One word of caution, if you have allergy to mold and pennicillin you cannot use Beano.

ravenwoodglass Mentor

Last time I checked the newer labels of Beano state that it contains wheat. The old labels did not have this warning. This is from their website:

I tried to give a link but the site will not let me, it keeps inserting 'lame advertisement' so I have pasted what it said.

Does Beano

loraleena Contributor

Beano has gluten. Try a high quality enzyme from a natural food store. One that helps to process protiens, dairy, carbs, sugars etc.

mb1894 Newbie

Thanks all, I'll be looking for a good enzyme instead

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