What foods are best to STOP stomach noises?

Question

I know they say you need to eat to avoid stomach noises but i feel like i eat enough and i don't want to get fatter. My stomach makes loud noise all the time, any good foods that you suggest me to eat either at brekfast or lunch and that will stop stomach noises? I heard fibes are good but i don't know what they are.

Answer 1

i found this answer on another website. hope it helps:

The word, “borborygmus” (plural, “borborygmi”) is actually an
onomatopoeia; a word created to sound like the noise or event that it represents. The Ancient Greeks were the first to use the word in effort to describe the sound made by a hungry stomach.

Borborygmi occur most often when we are hungry, although it does occur at times when you may not "realize" that you are hungry. In response to to this hunger, the stomach prepares for the anticipated feeding my retracting muscles designed to force material which has already been partially digested farther into the intestine and push digested food farther down into the colon in preparation for disposal. This activity causes small pockets of water and air to form in the stomach and intestines and the resulting noises are caused by gases and materials being squeezed between the folds and around resident material. The
intensity of sound differs according to the intensity of the
contractions and the contents of the stomach and intestines.

If you want to try and duplicate the noise in an effort to better
understand how this happens, try streching the opening of a balloon while the air is escaping. The result will be higher pitched when the opening is pulled tighter, and lower pitched as the tension on the opening is decreased. To create an even more accurate demonstration you can perform this experiment while holding the ballon just under the surface of water or other moist material.

Borborygmi is not an inherited trait or condition. Sensitivities that
sometimes cause it, however, can be. It is possible (whether you
realize it or not) that you suffer from alactasia (or lactose
intolerance) – an inherited condition causing the lack of the enzyme needed to digest milk sugar. Try modifying your diet and see if you get better results. If you eliminate milk and milk products (cheese, creams, etc.) from your diet for a few days you may note a dramatic drop in the frequency (no pun intended) in the noise or it may stop altogether. Otherwise, for the time being at least, if this embarrassing situation happens to you in church, the library, or some other quiet setting where others can hear it, a temporary solution that sometimes helps is to apply a bit of pressure to your abdomen or simply slip a cracker or cookie into your mouth to “fool” your stomach into believing that there is more to come. Both of these solutions seem to work for most people.

Answer 2

there is no such thing as "stomach noises". it's just air that can't get out so it makes "noises". if it really is bothering you you can: 1) Drink water
2) Try and go to the bathroom
3) Try and burp
4) To get fiber, Eat things like the skin of an apple, the "orange part" of an orange (not the peel, the pulpy thing)

Answer 3

Get your cat to the vets as soon as possible. It is almost impossible for anyone to diagnose him over the internet. Be aware that if a cat goes for more than about 2 days, the cats is in serious danger of developing permanent liver damage.

Answer 4

eat protein

if your stomach is making noises because you are hungry, then eat something. I seriously doubt you'll get fatter from eating when you are hungry!

Answer 5

Vegetables. Rice. You shouldn't eat too oily food.

Answer 6

water works instantly