What kind of bacteria can cause gas in the stomach and intestines

Our living environment is full of a large number of bacteria. Some bacteria can make the human body sick and are very harmful to human health. In addition to the bacteria outside our body, there are also bacteria in our body, such as in our stomach and intestines. Some bacteria in the stomach and intestines help us digest food, but some bacteria in the stomach and intestines will cause the stomach and intestines to produce gas. So what kind of bacteria can cause the stomach and intestines to produce gas?

Intestinal gas is actually also called intestinal rumbling. Intestinal gas is caused by the infection of harmful bacteria in the stomach and intestines. There are many bacteria and fungal groups in our stomach and intestines, including harmful fungal groups and probiotic groups. However, under normal circumstances, probiotic groups account for the majority. It can be said that the probiotic groups have completely suppressed the harmful fungal groups, and harmful bacteria can no longer do bad things in the stomach and intestines if the stomach and intestines are infected with harmful bacteria.

Intestinal gas stagnation is caused by harmful bacteria producing gas through chemical reactions in the stomach and intestines. We can increase the number of probiotics in the stomach and intestines to fight against harmful bacteria. This way, we can solve the problem from the source. If you want to increase the probiotics in the stomach and intestines, you can eat Zangling Stachyose in the morning and evening.

It can be selectively utilized by beneficial bacteria such as Lactobacillus acidophilus and Bifidobacterium, and the beneficial bacteria can inhibit and antagonize harmful bacteria such as Clostridium difficile, which is very good for bloating and gastrointestinal stagnation.

Then the bacterial balance in the stomach and intestines will be broken, the number of harmful bacteria will increase sharply, probiotics will not be able to suppress the harmful bacteria group, and the number of probiotics will also decrease due to the confrontation with harmful bacteria. Without the suppression of probiotics, harmful bacteria will run rampant in the stomach and intestines. Gastrointestinal gas stagnation is caused by chemical reactions of harmful bacteria in the stomach and intestines to generate a large amount of gas. These gases cannot be discharged in a relatively short period of time and will stagnate in the stomach and intestines. These are the reasons for gastrointestinal gas stagnation.