Have you thought that there may be facts about farting that you are unaware of? No matter how lovely or neat you are, it is unavoidable that you will pass gas at some point.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
In keeping with a recent Medical News Today article, we’ll look at some basic fart-related medical knowledge below. But first, let’s define “farting” so we know what we’re talking about.
To put it another way, what is farting?
Farting and flatulence are caused by the release of gas from the digestive system. The digestion of food produces gas, which must be released from the body. When this happens, the afflicted may feel obliged to let out an unappealing but necessary fart.
What do you think everyone should know about farting in terms of medicine?
1. According to the website healthline The average person’s daily intestinal gas production ranges from 0.6 to 1.8 liters. Hold on! Before making any judgements about the non-farting people around you, you should recognize that every healthy individual should fart on a daily basis.
Second, contrary to popular opinion, only about 1% of the intestinal gas emitted everyday smells nasty due to the presence of hydrogen sulfide.
Third, flatulence is more common at night than during the day. One reason for this could be that, unlike when awake, farting occurs without conscious thought during sleep.
It is recommended that beans be soaked in water overnight before consumption to reduce the possibility of unpleasant farts.
5. The term fart is derived from the old English word foertan, which meaning “to pass gas.”
A healthy person farts about twenty-five to thirty times per day. As a result, if you see yourself farting more regularly, don’t be frightened; this is a typical part of the digestive process
