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"Intestinal Messengers": What the Smell, Sound, and Frequency of Flatulence Tell You About Digestion

Summary by Telegrafi
A complex process takes place in the intestines every day – it is not always seen, not always heard, but sometimes it is definitely felt. Gas, which is a byproduct of digestion, is actually an important messenger of the digestive system. At some point in growth, gas falls into two categories: it either becomes an embarrassing topic that is kept quiet, or an inexhaustible source of jokes. In adulthood, the humor often fades, but the uncomfortable…

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A complex process takes place in the intestines every day – it is not always seen, not always heard, but sometimes it is definitely felt. Gas, which is a byproduct of digestion, is actually an important messenger of the digestive system. At some point in growth, gas falls into two categories: it either becomes an embarrassing topic that is kept quiet, or an inexhaustible source of jokes. In adulthood, the humor often fades, but the uncomfortable…

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Telegrafi broke the news in on Wednesday, February 4, 2026.
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