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Beano
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Beano™
A commercial deflatulent with simethicone, which is to be added to beans deemed hyperflatulogenic; Beano’s enzymes digests raffinose and stachyose—carbohydrates for which humans have no natural enzymes
Beano™
Gastroentrology A deflatulent with simethicone added to beans deemed hyperflatulogenic; Beano's enzymes digests raffinose and stachyose, carbohydrates for which humans have no enzymes. See Beans, Flatulence.
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