FARTING (passing wind) – Some Important Scientific facts About It

Farting is usually considered to be the most shameful or humorous function of the body. Everyone farts but have we ever taken a moment to think about the science and history behind it?

13 Facts About Farting You Probably Didn’t Know.

Females tend to fart less than males.
First used in 1962, fart means the wind coming out of the anus. Pretty apt don’t you think?
A normal human being will fart over a dozen times every day.
And the air they produce can be used to blow up one balloon.
Don’t ever be embarrassed about a fart because it is actually an indication of good health. If your digestive system is working as it should, you will fart. If you feel like you haven’t been farting lately, it is best to get a medical opinion.
The main component of a fart is hydrogen sulfide which helps decrease any damage to the mitochondria. This means that taking in the smell is actually good for you.
While women don’t fart as much as men, their farts tend to smell more because they have greater levels of hydrogen sulfide. This makes the air they produce better for your health as well.
Your farts are much faster than you because they travel 10ft/sec.
The tighter your sphincter, the more sound your farts will make because they can’t get out easily.
If you chew a lot of gum and drink aerated drinks, it will increase the frequency of your farts.
Most of our daily farts happen when we are asleep.
Termites may be small in size but they fart more than any other creature. Camels come a close second, followed by zebras and cattle.
About 87,9% of men who don’t fart when urinating are infertile

Don’t be so hard on yourself.
At least you feel better if you do what nature intended.
After all, it’s healthy for you.
Go ahead and let it rip!