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Steak tartare

bobmac

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Don't know how to put this delicately, or even the right place to post it -- didn't there ued to be a General Food Topics?

Anywho, can steak tartare cause flatulence?

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I cant think of anything in there that would cause it but I think raw meat may digest slower....

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Peter the eater

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Don't know how to put this discreetly, or even the right place to post it -- didn't there ued to be a General Food Topics?

Anywho, can steak tartare cause flatulence?

I have known (heard?) people to become flatulent from water. I'm no gastroenterologist but . . . I'm sure there are some out there who would say "yes, almost anything could send forth the flatus". Its all about the bacteria.

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Speaking as a physician with a lot of flatus himself, the paradigm is that the amount of flatus is dependent on your bowel flora, not what you eat. Patients will tell you otherwise.

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