HOWEVER uncomfortable or embarrassing they are, farts are a completely normal and healthy bodily function. It’s a sign your ...

We’ve all been there: you try your best to keep it in, but you just can’t hold it anymore. You have to let it slip – how bad ...

Passing gas or farting is a natural and unavoidable bodily function. But just how much gas is too much? Should you be worried ...

Fart is a physiological phenomenon in which gas produced in the stomach and intestines is discharged through the anus. It is ...

There’s a scientific explanation for why folks fart more on airplanes, but it doesn’t make it any less aggravating.

According to Dr Vikas Jindal, Consultant in the Department of Gastroenterology at CK Birla Hospital, Delhi, different types ...

1. Food choices: If you’ve just indulged in a plate of beans, broccoli, or a nice creamy dessert, you’ve set the stage for a serious gas explosion. You’re not just farting more because the ...

If you also have bloating and stomach pain, your sulfurous farts might be a sign of a food intolerance. Everybody passes gas — in fact, most people fart between 5 and 15 times each day.

There are some places where having flatulance is less than ideal. Farting is normal – the average person does it 5-15 times a day. In fact, having a lot of gas on a particular day might actually ...

It's natural for cats to fart if gas builds up in their digestive tract — just like people and dogs. Frequent or foul-smelling gas could mean your cat ate spoiled food or has a parasite or ...