what is the biological proceess involved in farting?

Answer 1

most of it is actually from swallowing small amounts of air with our food / liquids. Sometimes it's from fermentation in our intestines caused by indigestion, and other foods which tend to contain bacteria which are known to give off methane and hydrogen as a by-product of their metabolism.

Keep on fartin!

Peace

Answer 2

When we eat, we also swallow air. Also, when the food gets digested in the intestines, gas is produced. These gases when passed out through the intestine form the anus into the air are called farts. The gases that make farts smell bad contain ammonia and hydrogen sulfide which are made in the intestine. And eating oily spicy food and drinking lots of soda makes you fart even more.

Answer 3

Gasses are built up as a bi product of digestion - as the digested food is moved trough the bowls, the goodness is taken out leaving only a waste product. This degrades further as bacteria takes it toll on the waste - the result is gas being expunged from the intestines ahead of the waste product

Answer 4

It's the by-product of digestion which is the gas. It collects in your rectum. Then there's only one way out or if there wasn't your burps would smell like faeces. The noise is the flapping of your sphincter like when you blow a raspberry, due to the escape of the gas. It's usually methane which is why people can light their farts.

Answer 5

Theres nothing biological in having your sphincter open and close rapidly caused by expelling smelly gas.

But despite what anyone might tell you - farts ARE funny, especially in quiet rooms with lots of people in them - hilarious.

Answer 6

17 stella's and a ruby murray

Answer 7

beanes hp of coarse thay taste good and smell better and do you know why we fart and why it smells ????? for the benifit of the deaf

Answer 8

Eight pints of Strongbow and a spicy kebab.

PARP!!!!

Answer 9

i kno methane is produced

Answer 10

fermentation