Flatulence, or releasing gas, has always been associated with jokes and considered a funny, if embarrassing phenomenon. Recent research, however, suggests that intestinal gases do have a function: they influence gut motility, gut transit time, and gastrointestinal symptoms
Flatulence, or releasing gas, has always been associated with jokes and considered a funny, if embarrassing phenomenon. Recent research, however, suggests that intestinal gases do have a function: they influence gut motility, gut transit time, and gastrointestinal symptoms
<iframe src="https://hindustansphere.com/embed/cluster/fb061f340415ca6af783da51a24e12a5b0701677" width="100%" height="320" style="border:0;max-width:680px" loading="lazy" title="What intestinal gas can tell us about our gastrointestinal health"></iframe>
Flatulence, or releasing gas, has always been associated with jokes and considered a funny, if embarrassing phenomenon. Recent research, however, suggests that intestinal gases do have a function: they influence gut motility, gut transit time, and gastrointestinal symptoms
