My colleague suffers from wind, how can he prevent this ?

Answer 1

he needs to change his diet, to include more ruffage and fruit and vegetables

Answer 2

I didn't see anyone mention this, but your friend may have "Irrititable Bowel Syndrome" (IBS), caused by a variety of foods and drinks. For example, if he a fair amt. of alcohol (esp. beer), this can cause "gas". The alcohol is absorbed almost immediately, but the other liquid contains a LOT of yeast and can cause quite a bit of gas as it is digested. Any drink or food with yeast in it can do this, so have him try cutting back on stuff like breads and even coffee and fruit juices (yeast can even ferment in non-alcoholic drinks, especially ones with fruit). Fresh fruit is a good substitute.

Also, stress can produce IBS and cause pain, cramping, bloating and gas.

Answer 3

Does he mean passing gas or does he feel uncomfortable in the wind? Wind stirs up a primal nervousness in humans as well as most mammals as it defeats the other senses as pertains to defense against predators. I feel vey uncomfortable on windy days, but I like to "pass gas" when needed. That makes me feel a lot better!

Answer 4

Walmart sells wind breakers

Answer 5

Change of Diet and cut out the fizzy drinks!

Answer 6

1; Don't go out on a windy day.
2;Cut out the carbs
3;Cut out the curries and beer.
4;Insert a large bung (but don't allow friends to stand behind you)

Answer 7

Stop eating Hienz beans

Answer 8

Order this stuff called Beano. I'm sure you can order over the internet.

Answer 9

I cant remember what its called but there s a yoga position thats meant to be really good.

Answer 10

Tell him not to eat eggs, soda pop, beans, cabbage, broccolli and to not swallow air when he drinks- it that doesn't work suggest BEANO 0r digestive enzymes- D

Answer 11

Do you mean passing gas? He can try eating less foods that cause it, or try products like Beano.