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Carbonated beverages

Why can't we have occasional carbonated beverages? Does this cause a problem with the stomach?

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    carbonated beverages can cause excess gas which can not only be uncomfortable.( not too mention embarassing) . but can also stretch . id suggest if you really have to have an occasional soda taking some phazyme with it to prevent excess gas

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    Thanks for the reply! I would just occasionally like a sip of Dr. Pepper or even the flavored sparkling waters but will avoid if they cause problems.

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    Oh that's good to know! I'm asking mine again this week as it has now been 6 weeks and I'd like just an occasional soft drink. I never drank many to begin with but do enjoy one once in a while. Thanks for your response.

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