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Avoid Certain Foods. Some foods stimulate the presence of gas in the intestinal tract, which can lead to bloating. Avoid common triggers -- Brussels sprouts, turnips, cabbage, beans or lentils -- if you tend to experience abdominal bloating.hoto Credit Jupiterimages/Comstock/Getty Images. Bloating is a condition where your stomach feels tighter or fuller than normal. Swallowing air, eating too much, eating certain foods, having excess bacteria in the small intestine or being constipated can all potentially cause bloating.
Sometimes, however, eating fiber results in painful gas and bloating. By following some effective guidelines, you can enjoy the benefits of fiber while reducing gas and bloating. 1. Regulate your fiber intake. Because your body requires time to adjust to a fiber-rich diet, consuming a lot of fiber can cause bloating. By adding small amounts of fiber-rich foods to your diet slowly but consistently, you decrease the risk of bloating. Add one additional fiber-rich food to your diet each week to prevent fiber overload.