Health & Fitness
2 mo

Did You Know Flatulence Is A Global Problem?

Did You Know Flatulence Is A Global Problem?

Flatulence creates methane and is a major greenhouse gas that is the second biggest contribution to global warming.

Methane is produced by intestinal breaking down food, particularly high fibre foods, in the large intestines.

While often odorless, methane is a flammable greenhouse gas, though a chronic odor should be discussed with a doctor.

To reduce global warming, eat smaller meals slowly with your mouth closed, and exercise regularly to aid digestion.

Avoid swallowing air by not chewing gum, smoke, or suck on hard sweets.

Reduce trigger foods beans, lentils, cabbages, broccoli, sprouts, onions and nuts.

Limit sugars and sweeteners, avoid fizzy drinks, beer, and excessive fruit juice.

Incorporate foods that are easier to digest such as rice, bananas, citrus fruit, potatoes, oats and linseeds.

What are you doing to reduce global warming?

What is your opinion?

A. I am reducing global warming with my lifestyle.
B. I don't have a flatulence problem.
C. There isn't a global warming problem.
D. The methane should be processed for central heating our homes.
E. Something else.
Select gender and age to cast your vote:
Updates
2 mo
In today history 2012 research claimed dinosaur flatulence may have warmed the earth.

So I did some research of my own, and apparently cows are also prone for flatulence, and they are accused of creating global warming.

There are many more humans than cows, and I know some humans more than others have this problem too, so I was thinking let's not call a spade a spade, and look at ourselves too for causing global warming.
Did You Know Flatulence Is A Global Problem?
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