Bloating, in my understanding, means you are shutting off core function as if an organ has an issue it affects the muscles connected at that spinal segment(s).

examples
Heart attack, the muscles in the shoulder and arm that are connected to the same spinal segment are what you notice.

also women may feel pain in their back and sometimes down their legs during their period due to the connections between the female organs and the related muscles

The brain gets the signal from the spinal segment that something is going on and doesn't know what on that spinal segment is messed up. So it tells everything on that spinal segment to act like something is messed up. So the muscles respond to an organ being messed up. So bloated stomach means the spinal segment tells the brain that somethig is wrong and the brain tells the spinal segment to act like something is wrong and the spinal segment tells everything connected there to act like something is wrong, not just the stomach but the connected organs etc

What goes on in the gut has direct affects on the brain. Seretonin levels in the brain are the same as in the gut for example. How many people take drugs for seretonin levels? Loads? Yet it is directly related to what goes in the gut.

Shutting off core function makes you weaker. Creates segmental instability in the spine (and shoulders, and hips, hell in the whole really)

If you even agree with my opinion, some possible questions might be, is the increased energy and muscle gain worth instability, disrupted core and health (proper core function also affects cerebral spinal fluid being pumped and washing the ANS etc) and are there other ways? the answer might be yes or no.

IF you even agree. :)