What do you know about farts?

A fart is mostly produced bij E.coli*.
* E. coli are bacteria that are commonly found in the intestines of humans and animals. There are different types of E. coli. Mostly are not harmefully and only causes people to fart. Most farts are flammable, because of the methane and hydrogen they containA fart has at the time of creation the temperature of 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit. This is 37 degrees Celsius.

An average fart is made of:
59% nitrogen, 21% hydrogen, 9% carbon dioxide, 7% methane, 4% oxygen, 1% hydrogen sulfide, the smelly part, 100% original fart

A fart has reached the speed of 10 feet per second. This is 3.05 meters per second.
One person can produces about 0.5 liters of farts a day. This is almost 0.13 gallon.

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Everyone hates the smell of fart, but everything in this life has its good and bad side. With the fart could not be otherwise. New research carried out by students at the University of Exeter has revealed that even the smell of a breeze can do good to health. Can you imagine?

To reach this conclusion, they examined the impact of hydrogen sulfide gas, produced by the body in small amounts during digestion and thrown into the wind. The researchers explained in the study that in high concentrations, this gas can be harmful, but according to research, if inhaled in moderation can be beneficial.

The benefit is so great that our own cells produce a certain amount of hydrogen sulfide during the fight against any disease.
These gases help strengthen mitochondria, whose role is vital for the production of cellular energy and reduce inflammation in the body. That is, the protection of diseases.

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