Whoever smelled it first crawled out of his ass! Everyone will know this saying. Human flatulence is still a taboo subject for many and if you smell a fart, no one wants it - you know it. But actually you should be grateful for every fart, because as scientists at the British University of Exeter have discovered sniffing these little stink bombs can protect against cancer, heart attacks, strokes and dementia!
Nobody likes them, everyone flees and scolds or warns of them, there is a lot of hydrogen sulfide in farts and it is the sulfur in this mixture that makes us flee the room so quickly. Sulfur smells terrible, hydrogen sulfide a little less severe, but no less terrible. Hydrogen sulfide is poisonous in large quantities, but as always, the dose makes the poison! Like the scientists according to Article in the Time found that small amounts of hydrogen sulfide can be really healthy.
The chemical mix in hydrogen sulfide helps protect mitochondria, the powerhouses in our cells that fuel us and regulate inflammation. For this reason, scientists have developed a compound called AP39, designed to help the body produce just the right amount of hydrogen sulfide it needs. In this way, a large number of diseases can be prevented and cured. Hydrogen sulphide is said to have a positive influence on the aging process. “When cells are under stress, they attract enzymes that produce tiny amounts of hydrogen sulfide. Hydrogen sulfide ensures that the mitochondria survive. Otherwise the cells die and lose the ability to inhibit inflammation,” says Professor Matt Whiteman from the University of Exeter. It is often this inflammation that can trigger cancer. "Our results show that if stressed cells are treated with AP39, the mitochondria remain protected and the cells are alive." AP39 is currently still being tested in the laboratory, but so far the experiments show that over 80 percent of all mitochondria can be protected by AP39. dr Mark Wood adds: "Although hydrogen sulfide smells horribly like rotten eggs and farts, it is made by the body itself and can be a real health hero that may positively impact future therapies for many different diseases." I've always known it: Farts are healthy! So next time you have to «let one go», don't be ashamed, be proud, you are a hero and save lives!
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