Stomach Stories

Jade was a girl who was always your "average girl", thin build, flat belly and she did lots of sports. This changed when school started getting stressing and harder, and for comfort, she started feeding herself and her friends too.

After being tossed into the cold waters of the archipelago, a young lad comes face to face with the most feared dragon on the seas, A Scauldron! ----- This was my first-ever vore story I've created, originally posted on DeviantArt in 2017. It's not my best story, but apart from a few grammar fixes, it's the original copy. Scauldrons are from the movie How to Train Your Dragon. Information about the Scauldron: https://howtotrainyourdragon.fandom.com/wiki/Scauldron_(Franchise) Originally posted: December 5, 2017 How to Train Your Dragon © DreamWorks

Vy là giúp việc cho nhà ông Lam, bà Tuyết nhưng cuộc sống ở đó không dễ với cô gái trẻ một chút nào. Điều gì đang chờ đón Vy hay đúng hơn ... là cái bụng của cô?

Read it for yourself and find out

My Sugarless Journey Diary is based on a true story about a young adult's journey through consuming not a single sweet or dessert for as long as she can. This young adult discovers how her 'experiment' gives her amazing results that she didn't know were possible. It might be a little boring/long drawn to some readers, but it's only because the person actually wrote it out like an actual diary on a daily basis. Okay, so maybe this sounds like one of those dieting books that help people with weight loss. But this story will take you through her journey approximately every one to two weeks in 'real life' time zone.

Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth (SIBO) is a condition where excessive bacteria grow in the small intestine, leading to a variety of digestive issues. This sickness is often linked to underlying digestive problems and can cause significant discomfort. Understanding how diet affects SIBO (small intestinal bacterial overgrowth): Causes, symptoms, and treatment is crucial in managing the condition effectively.

IBS (Inflammatory/irritable bowel syndrome) Is difficult to live with, but not impossible. Though I have made bad choices concerning what I eat, I'm only slightly-moderately prone to gastrointestinal problems due to family heritage. I didn't know I had it till age 13. Learn more about the disease, how to help when you have it, symptoms, how I deal with it personally, etc. (no definite diagnosis or any guaranteed solutions,or Solid medical knowledge for that, get a real doctor first. Everyone is different, so please seek medical help first.) These are my simple tips, help,and info for after diagnosis. ;)