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Biological Relevance of Intestinal Gases in Healthy Humans

2022-10-19

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Intestinal gases are usually discarded as physiologically inert, useless sub-products of colonic fermentation that must be expelled to prevent discomfort and meteorism. Starting from the observation that many living beings use exogenous and/or endogenous gases to attain evolutionary benefits, we question whether intestinal gases in healthy humans could have underestimated physiological effects, either intestinal o...

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7cb67212-3906-5d81-8fb8-c8633169bef2
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10.20944/preprints202210.0263.v1
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