Every man once found himself in an awkward situation due to gas formation. It happens that the output gas from the bowel is too loud and smelly. Sometimes it happens in public, which is extremely unpleasant. Why is this happening and how much a man of gases, as well as some facts about flatulence discussed below.
Where does it come
Gas emitted by man is the result of the digestive system. It is produced as a result of air into the esophagus and the digestion of food.
The structure of the human gas include:
• nitrogen;
• hydrogen;
• carbon dioxide;
• methane;
• oxygen.
There is a category of products that contribute to gas formation, such as legumes.
A few facts
1. Per day human body produces an average of 500 ml of gas, but in some cases the amount can reach up to 2600 ml. Release of gases occurs approximately 14 times per day.
2. According to how much gas distinguishes people a day, you can understand how well working digestive system. If there are no gas formation, it is a reason to see a doctor. If a person often lets the gases it is called flatulence. In this case, it is recommended to exclude from your diet foods provocateurs.
3. Intestinal gases can ignite. Many have seen this in the movies and cartoons.
4. Intestinal gases have a temperature of 37 ° C.
5. Exit gas velocity - 11 km / h.
6. Sonorous bunch or quiet "Whisper" - all depends on the amount of gases and sphincter (a ring of muscle in the gut). The last strong compression, the louder will be the output of gases.
7. Even after the death of the human body continues to produce gases.
Why do people let gases
Flatulence and gases moderate yield - this is a normal physiological phenomenon. A couple of centuries ago fart at the table was not even necessary, but not something that is possible. Now, this is a shame, as well as to make a belch.
So why do people let gases? Since they (as well as feces) are the result of digestion, they also need to go somewhere. Most often they go along. If you have sharp stomach ache, then most likely it accumulated a large amount of gas that must be released.
