Gas attack

Gas attack (2:45)

There's no getting around it: Everybody has gas. In this video, Dr. Oz guest Dr. Linda Lee reveals the two factors that affect your body's production of gas and the reason it may smell different at different times.

Linda Lee, MD

What Is the Diet for Someone with Diverticulitis?

0:41

What Are Some Reasons I Might Be Forgetful?

1:01

Do Garlic Supplements Get Rid of Intestinal Parasites?

1:02
What Foods Are Healthy After I Have My Gall Bladder Removed?

1:24

How Can a Vegetarian Diet Affect Diverticulitis?

1:29

How Can I Reduce Bone-Mass Loss Without Taking Medication?

1:33
Does Homeopathy Work?

1:16

How Can I Prevent an Outbreak of Shingles?

1:10

How Does Where I Live Affect How Much Vitamin D I Get?

0:19
How Are Canker Sores Treated?

0:57

How Can I Manage the Effects of Menopause?

2:28

How Does Irritable Bowel Syndrome Lead to Stomach Cramping and Diarrhea?

1:05
Should I Take My Vitamin Supplements In Liquid, Powder, or Tablet Form?

1:00

Can I Have an Active Sex Life If I'm In My 70s?

1:09

Now Playing

Gas attack

2:45
Can I Safely Take an Acid Reducer and My Thyroid Medication Together?

0:35

At What Time Should I Stop Eating At Night If I Want to Lose Weight?

0:55

Is Diet Soda Healthier Than Regular Soda?

1:40
Can I Do a Cleansing Detox If I've Had a Kidney Transplant?

0:58

How Safe Are Human Papillomaviruses (HPV) Vaccines?

2:31

What Vitamins Should a Woman Over 50 Be Taking?

2:19
How Could My Diet Affect My Eczema?

0:48

Vitamin D sunlight option

0:23

See All

About Linda Lee, MD

Linda Lee, MD is Director of the Johns Hopkins Integrative Medicine & Digestive Center. She is board-certified in Internal Medicine and Gastroenterology and lectures frequently to medical students and practitioners.

View Profile

Recommended

See All