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Flatulence, commonly referred to as 'farting', is caused by gas in the bowel. Ordinarily, the intestines produce between and 2,mls of gas, which is passed out of the anus at regular intervals.
The gas, or 'flatus', consists of a number of gases including methane, nitrogen and carbon dioxide. The varying smell depends on the ratio of gases, which is influenced by the foods we eat. Flatus is generated by swallowed air, digestion, high-fibre foods and the by-products of intestinal bacteria.
Some digestive system disorders, such as irritable bowel syndrome, can produce excess gas. Symptoms of flatulence Passing wind is normal, but the amount varies between individuals and depends on a number of factors including diet. Some people pass wind only a handful of times per day, others up to 40 times, while the average seems to be about Symptoms of excessive or embarrassing flatulence include: passing wind often smelly flatus loud flatus abdominal distension and discomfort rumblings in the lower abdomen.
Causes of flatulence Intestinal gas is a normal part of digestion. The gas is produced by different means, including: Swallowed air — the mouth isn't vacuum-sealed, so small quantities of air are swallowed along with food and liquid. And no one is above raising a stink. Flatulence has come up in at least two B.
Human Rights Tribunal cases — one involving a complainant who claimed his gassiness was held against him and another who accused a co-worker of deliberately farting at him. In the workplace, if the cause is hygienic, an employer is within their rights to tell an employee to freshen up.
But if the odour is due to a medical condition, both employers and complaining co-workers run the risk of discriminating. The first case featured a tactfully written letter from employer to offending employee. Should a condition exist, please let me know.
The complainant in the case claimed he didn't know until after he was fired that he had a medical condition. But the tribunal said it wasn't the employer's fault that he didn't see a doctor until that time. A decision to dismiss the case before the B. Human Rights tribunal notes there were also "persistent performance issues" involved in the case. In the second case , an employee and director of a North Vancouver computer company complained a co-worker "would 'fart' in his face" as part of a campaign of verbal and physical abuse.
The company responded by saying the co-worker in question had Crohn's disease: "a condition which is accompanied by flatulence, and it was never directed at the complainant who was well aware of the condition and would himself instigate 'farty' behaviour.
The tribunal ended up dismissing the complaint, in part because the workplace was "teeming with generally abysmally inappropriate, unprofessional and puerile behaviour. The Transavia fart situation apparently erupted when two male passengers on the low-cost Dutch airline asked a fellow passenger to stop passing wind. He refused and a fight broke out, forcing an emergency landing in Vienna.
If you're flying many hours, you don't have a chance to shower, maybe you've had to run to catch a connection, body odour is not uncommon," says Sarah Schlichter, senior editor of SmarterTravel, a U. A bad smell can be more than just an in-flight annoyance.
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