I have the same problem, its ONLY when I eat Cheerios, any kind. I have a lead stomach otherwise and can eat most everything else, including oat meal, chex (all kinds), nuttin honey, whatever. There is something verrrrryyyy nasty lurking in those hideous little b@st@rds.
I love the taste of Honey Nut Cheerios but they make my stomack burn. I don't have the other problems that have been mentioned here but the burning is bad enough that I won't eat them now.
I agree with the nutritionist. This type of cereal is junk. Plus, some people have problems with oats. Not all oats are gluten free. Only the ones that are certified as gluten free are alright to eat for people needing to be gluten free.
Then, there is the honey and the nuts, which are obvious allergens to many people.
But, the other large portion of the junk is the preservatives and the refined sugars. This stuff is NOT health food.
I used to be able to eat them with no problem. But about a year ago I starting having the same problems. Pain, cramps,, bloating feeling. Took me 5 to 10 episodes before I figured out it was the Honey Nut Cherrios. Had the same prolem once with Oatmeal. Seems to go away if I go a long time without eating them, like I get desensitized to whatever the problem is. But if I start eating them again, after a short time it will happen again. Seems like an alergic reaction of some sort. I am careful when i eat anything with Oats now to see if I get the same reaction, but almost never do with anything other than Cheerios. Seems to be a problem with the cerial not with me, so I just avoid them now.
I always get the runs after eating hn cheerios and many times get burps that taste sulphuric/eggy and leads to vomitting...I think I'm going to pass on this cereal from now on...I just feel terrible after consuming it.
Just bought a box of honey nut cheerios on sale and have noticed after i eat them in the morning I feel nauseated. So just wondering if it was that particular box or if I've become allergic to something in them. Have never had an issue before.