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Know the Three Main Causes of the Smell of Flatulence

The popularity of specific yoga poses can help relieve IBS and gas symptoms. While it may take some time to show results, there are remedies to help you eliminate the smell of flatulence including scented pills, exercising, oil capsules and heat treatments.

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Know the Three Main Causes of the Smell of Flatulence

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  1. Know the Three Main Causes of the Smell of Flatulence

  2. The popularity of specific yoga poses can help relieve IBS and gas symptoms. While it may take some time to show results, there are remedies to help you eliminate the smell of flatulence including scented pills, exercising, oil capsules and heat treatments. Wondering how to get rid of the smell of flatulence? Let’s dive deeper into the main causes and viable solutions.

  3. Why Do You Get Flatulence? Digestion The bacteria living inside your large intestine breaks down food elements. As carbohydrates take a long time to reach the large intestine and be partially digested, they undergo a fermentation process that leads to air bubbles, which are released as foul-smelling gas.

  4. Swallowing Air Your digestive tract fills with air while you eat and drink. When you chew gum, smoke or drink carbonated liquids, you inhale more gas than usual, leading to flatulence. Food Intolerance Food intolerance leads to a part of the food element not being absorbed into your body properly. Bacteria use this to release gas. Issues arise when there is partially-digested food fermenting inside the large intestine. It leads to a rise in air bubbles which may come out as foul-smelling gas.

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