"A new study at the University of Exeter in England suggests that exposure to hydrogen sulfide — a.k.a. what your body produces as bacteria breaks down food, causing gas — could prevent mitochondria damage. Yep, the implication is what you're thinking: People are taking the research to mean that smelling farts could prevent disease and even cancer."
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Manlet rotters benefit the most since they get the most exposure and thus reap the full health advantages of fartmaxing.
Study: Smelling farts may be good for your health
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Manlet rotters benefit the most since they get the most exposure and thus reap the full health advantages of fartmaxing.
