Here is what your gasses can say about your health.

Sorry, but this is important. We are sure that a lot of people are sometimes thinking about why their gas emission smells this or that way and why you manage to produce different sounds.

There are two kinds of comedy that hits the bump; it's how men bend over from a hit to the crotch and how they fart. The first "comedy" hurts the victim; the second one also hurts if you are standing close, well, of course, if he could not cope with the art of quiet and slow gas release.

In fact, letting go of gas can say a lot about your health.

So let's find out!

First, what is farting?

Farting is a compound of 59 percent nitrogen, 21 percent hydrogen, 9 percent carbon dioxide, 7 percent methane, and 4 percent oxygen, according to Oddee agency, which occurs for a variety of reasons, ranging from inhaled air to a chemical reaction in the intestines. One way or another, this gas must go outside, and your rectum goes along with this action pretty quickly.

In fact, you shouldn't be ashamed of farting, as it indicates that your body is functioning properly.

But not all gas emissions are the same.

You must have noticed that there are different types of farting: loud fart, a quiet one, with different smells or with no smell at all.

Odorless Fart. Perhaps you laughed so hard that your gas accidentally came out, but no one heard it. Today is your lucky day. Statistics show that if your gas is without any smell, then it completely contains air, that is, it looks more like burping.

Stinky gases. Smelly farts can knock out everyone nearby. They are mainly due to what you eat. Some people pretend that it is not their smell, but it is still very easy to recognize in a crowd who is the instigator of the disorder.

Often this smell comes from broccoli, cauliflower, red meat.

You can fart so badly that even your dog won't want to sit next to you.

Extremely pungent gas odors can be a sign of illness. It can be from high lactose levels. In other cases, it may be irritable bowel syndrome or gastroenteritis.

Frequent farting. Frequent farting often affects those who eat vegetarian food. In this case, there is no reason to worry. There are no threats to your health. However, it would be nice if you could visit your doctor. Perhaps you are developing an allergy.

The smell of fart gases can help you. You have not thought about what can happen from the fact that you breathe this air. According to research done at the University of Exeter, inhaling small amounts of fart gas can help protect you from cancer. This is due to the hydrogen sulfide contained in the gases.

Now you know much more about farting. But could you have ever imagined that one could die from farting?

Darwin Prize. Evolution in action. Ridiculous death examples. March 25, 1993.

A disgusting diet and a room without ventilation caused the death of a man who suffocated from his own gases. No traces of violence were found on his body, but an autopsy revealed the presence of a large amount of methane dissolved in the blood.

He ate mostly beans and cabbage, a combination that leads to strong gas release. Apparently, the man died in a dream, breathing in poisonous fumes that hung like a cloud over his bed. If he slept with the window open, flatulence would not have been fatal, but he closed the windows tightly, making the bedroom an almost airtight space. He was an obese man who spewed a large amount of gases and, moreover, did not care at all about the ventilation of the room.