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From your complaints, you feel pain in the left eye when you blink, you noticed your eyelids are closing. For the fact that you use computer regularly is a sign that you may be having dry eyes, this can cause pain and sometimes sandy sensation and tearing in the eyes. It may also affect the proper opening of the eyes. I would advise you to see an ophthalmologist for proper examination and diagnosis. Drooping of the eyelid may be a sign of serious condition apart from dry eyes, so the best thing to do is to see your doctor (ophthalmologist). Thanks |
Let’s be honest, farting is one of those things everyone does but nobody likes to talk about. Yet, this natural bodily function can reveal a lot about your health. Believe it or not, passing gas is actually a sign that your digestive system is doing its job! In fact, moderate farting has many surprising health benefits that most people don’t realize. So, before you feel embarrassed about that little puff of air, let’s dive deep into the science and health benefits of farting. [b]Understanding What Farting Really Is ![]() Farting, also known as flatulence, is simply the release of gas from your digestive system through your rectum. This gas is made up of nitrogen, oxygen, carbon dioxide, hydrogen, and sometimes methane. It’s produced as your body digests food and breaks it down into usable nutrients. Why Do We Fart? You fart because your body is working properly. When food is broken down by bacteria in the intestines, gases are produced. These gases must go somewhere — and that’s out through farting. It’s a normal part of digestion and helps maintain internal balance. The Science Behind Flatulence Inside your gut are trillions of bacteria, known as the gut microbiota. They help digest fiber and other tough foods. During this process, gas is released as a byproduct. So when you fart, you’re actually releasing evidence that your gut bacteria are doing their job! The Health Benefits of Farting 1. Relieves Bloating and Discomfort Ever felt like your stomach was about to burst after a big meal? That’s gas buildup! Farting helps release trapped air, preventing discomfort and bloating. It’s your body’s natural pressure release valve. 2. A Sign of a Healthy Digestive System Passing gas regularly means your gut is active and functioning well. People who rarely fart may actually have a sluggish digestive system, which could lead to constipation or indigestion. 3. Helps Balance the Gut Microbiome Farting is a byproduct of bacterial activity — and that’s a good thing! It shows that your gut bacteria are healthy and balanced, breaking down fibers and complex carbs effectively. 4. Natural Detoxification Process Your body uses farting as a way to expel unwanted gases and toxins. While it may sound funny, passing gas helps keep your internal environment clean and balanced. 5. Can Indicate Dietary Balance The smell and frequency of your farts can tell you a lot about your diet. For example, a fiber-rich diet tends to increase gas, which is healthy. If your gas smells excessively bad, it may signal too much protein or sulfur-rich food in your diet. 6. Protects Colon Health Releasing gas prevents pressure buildup in your colon. Holding in farts too often can cause colon distension or pain, so it’s actually healthier to let it out when you need to. 7. Reduces Pain and Cramping Gas trapped in the intestines can cause painful cramps. Letting it out is not only a relief but also helps maintain smooth digestion. 8. Can Prevent Heart Problems (Indirectly) While this might sound far-fetched, studies suggest that hydrogen sulfide, a component of smelly farts, in small amounts can protect blood vessels and reduce inflammation, which benefits heart health. 9. Helps Detect Digestive Disorders Early Changes in your farting habits can signal digestive issues like IBS(irritable bowel syndrome), lactose intolerance, or celiac disease. Paying attention to your gas patterns can actually help catch health problems early. 10. A Natural Stress Reliever Believe it or not, farting can help release tension! Gas buildup can make you feel irritable or uncomfortable, so letting it out can bring a sense of relief and relaxation. The Role of Diet in Farting Foods That Cause Healthy Gas Some foods naturally produce gas because they’re rich in fiber or complex carbohydrates. Examples include: Beans and lentils Broccoli and cauliflower Whole grains Apples and pears Sweet potatoes These foods feed good gut bacteria, so more gas from them is actually a good sign! When Gas Might Indicate a Problem If your gas is painful, frequent, or unusually smelly, it could be due to: Food intolerances (like lactose or gluten) Poor digestion Swallowing too much air Gut infections Myths and Misconceptions About Farting Myth 1: Only Unhealthy People Fart a Lot Wrong! Healthy people actually fart more often because their digestion is active. The average person farts 10–20 times a day. Myth 2: Holding in Farts Is Harmless Holding in gas can lead to pain, bloating, and even headaches. It’s better to find a private place and let it out naturally. Myth 3: Farts Are Always Smelly Only some farts smell, usually due to sulfur-rich foods like eggs, cabbage, and onions. Most are odorless! When Farting May Indicate a Health Issue Excessive or painful farting could mean an imbalance in gut bacteria or a food intolerance. Persistent problems should be discussed with a doctor. Tips for Managing Flatulence Naturally Adjusting Your Diet Eat smaller portions and avoid foods that cause excessive gas, like carbonated drinks or fried foods. Staying Hydrated Water helps move food smoothly through the intestines and reduces gas buildup. Exercising Regularly Physical activity aids digestion and prevents trapped gas. Eating Slowly Rushing meals causes you to swallow air, which can increase farting. Fun and Fascinating Facts About Farting The average person farts 14 times a day. Women fart just as much as men (sorry, guys!). Farts can travel at speeds of up to 10 feet per second. Some animals, like termites, produce massive amounts of methane gas. Even astronauts fart in space — though it’s a bit riskier there! Conclusion Farting may not be the most glamorous topic, but it’s one of the most natural and beneficial bodily functions. From relieving discomfort to indicating good gut health, passing gas is a sign that your digestive system is alive and well. So, next time you feel one coming, remember — it’s your body’s way of saying, “I’m working perfectly fine!” FAQs 1. How often is it normal to fart? Between 10 to 20 times a day is completely normal. 2. What foods cause the most gas? Beans, lentils, broccoli, cabbage, and whole grains tend to produce more gas. 3. Can holding in a fart be dangerous? It’s not deadly but can cause bloating, discomfort, or stomach pain. 4. Why do some farts smell bad? Because of sulfur-rich foods or protein breakdown in the gut. 5. Can farting improve health? Yes — it relieves pressure, supports gut bacteria, and may even help detect health issues early. Hope you enjoyed reading this article. Please don’t forget to leave a comment.
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Channels TV and NTA are on ground to cover the incidence . MOD front page please
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*NSCDC OFFICER SHOOTS AT, BRUTALIZES FMC YENAGOA RESIDENT DOCTOR* This morning at about 7:52am, a resident doctor in FMC Yenagoa was driving to work from the road beside the sports complex, with his wife and 2 children in the vehicle when he suddenly ran into a straying dog. On seeing this, he stopped, came down from the car, only to see the dog running away. He then made into his car to drive away, only to be accosted by an NSCDC officer who came shouting that he had killed a dog, the doctor responded introducing himself and being grateful that the dog didn't die. On making his way off, he heard 2 gunshot sounds directed at his car, in shock and disbelief he stopped and alighted once again only to be physically assaulted mercilessly by the same officer. He was thereafter dragged into their office and beaten. After much pleas, he was released to go seek medical care. The matter has been reported to management, and we are currently engaging the police at the moment. ARD FMC YENAGOA
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Hope it will be enough to add 20 minutes of power generation to the current one we have |
Please ykmotors, how much will it cost me to get Lexus jeep 330 year 2008 or 2010 to Lagos with full custom paid? |
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OKRIKA, Bayelsa state??v |
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phemy2kme:keep up the good fight. Victory will surely come one day. |
All lies. |
Hmmm, watching in 4D |
Congrats chief. |
GEJ all the way |
babyosisi:You are so ignorant. Are you a nurse or a doctor. You're sounding like a nurse. You can't just insult Nigerian doctors like that, show them some respect. You are lucky to be where you are now, if you were in Nigeria you would have done worse. |
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roymary:I can feel your bitterness, its a common symptom of the Aggrieved People's Congress. Take heart, just that Mr President is too good for your liking. You only rejoice when bad things happen. Sorry to disappoint, Mr President will always continue to do the good work he has started. GEJ till you appreciate good things. Say no to backwardness. Carry Go GEJ. ![]() |
NEVER AGAIN!!! WE WILL NEVER BRING BACK THE DARK PAST. MY HOUSEHOLD IS VOTING FOR GEJ. WE ARE VOTING FOR A BRIGHTER FUTURE, NOT A DARK PAST. GEJ WE LOVE AND SALUTE YOU. KEEP DOING THE GOOD WORK. |
Lies lies lies. The real source of this photo is far back 5th of March 2013 when Buhari Attended African diaspora conference. The real source: http://www.demotix.com/photo/1849842/retired-nigerian-general-buhari-attends-african-diaspora-conference
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More : outside the stadium
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More pics I took personally
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Should I say good development? |
You can see clearly that everyone on the pic is carrying their packages. Rented supporters. Smh. |
SEYIKP:If he is a medical doctor, he doesn't need a PhD to become a professor. His minimum of 5 years residency training to become a consultant is even more than that PhD degree. After becoming a consultant, he can read further, train medical students, write books and other stuffs to become a professor. Its even more difficult for a doctor to become professor than other professions, because the process is very long. |
Something is wrong with this certificate, why does he look old on the passport photo attached? Was it photoshopped? I thought he should have looked younger in that pic. Smh |
His doctor for rapid response in case he collapse again. |


