How to Control Your Farts ?
Now that we have got to know what causes farts, let us also find out how we can control our farts. Remember one thing, we cannot stop farting but we can prevent it.
- Avoid Consuming Too Many Sugars: You should reduce the intake of sugar or avoid taking it as sugar breaks down in your gut more quickly, which means more gas is release when the food is digested. This also includes fructose, lactose, and sorbitol.
- Reduce Carbonation: Consuming carbonated drinks, soda, beer and others will cause your intestines to be filled with more air than they should be. If you can reduce carbonated beverages, you will find your farting problem greatly reduced.
- Reduce intake of starches: Of all types of grains, Rice is one of the better starches which is recommended to be eaten if you have gas problems. Rice grain is very easy to digest. Other grains like wheat, potato, noodles are very hard on your intestines. So it is better to avoid taking starch when you have farting problem as starches cause the release of intestinal gas.
- Quit Chewing Gum and Smoking: When you chew gum, you swallow a lot of air, which cause farts. Similarly, when you smoke, you consume more air. So if you have farting problem, then give up smoking and chewing gum if you want to get rid of the problem.
- Improve your digestion: Maintain a healthy balance diet, with the right amounts of proteins, vitamins, calcium, minerals other nutrients. This will definitely lead to proper digestion of food and help you to reduce the farting problem.
Home Remedies to Stop Farting
• Cook your vegetables thoroughly. The digestive system finds it difficult to break down raw, uncooked food.
• Begin your day with fruits and some milk to maintain the alkalinity in the stomach.
• Eating meals at proper mealtimes, maintaining a regular interval, is helpful.
• Herbal tea consumption is also good. You can prepare a tea with equal parts of peppermint, chamomile and balm. Add a teaspoon of this herbal mixture to half a cup of boiling water. This preparation should be consumed in mouthful doses.
• Increase your intake of water. The more your drink, the less you fart. Drinking water flushes out the odor-causing toxins from the body.
• Drink warm water with lime juice before every meal. This can reduce gas problems.
• Your bowl movements should be regular. Controlling or delaying a bowel movement is bad.
• Keep calm and stress free. Tension can cause you to swallow air
• Exercise regularly
• Begin your day with fruits and some milk to maintain the alkalinity in the stomach.
• Eating meals at proper mealtimes, maintaining a regular interval, is helpful.
• Herbal tea consumption is also good. You can prepare a tea with equal parts of peppermint, chamomile and balm. Add a teaspoon of this herbal mixture to half a cup of boiling water. This preparation should be consumed in mouthful doses.
• Increase your intake of water. The more your drink, the less you fart. Drinking water flushes out the odor-causing toxins from the body.
• Drink warm water with lime juice before every meal. This can reduce gas problems.
• Your bowl movements should be regular. Controlling or delaying a bowel movement is bad.
• Keep calm and stress free. Tension can cause you to swallow air
• Exercise regularly
How to stop farting in your sleep?
You can try these easy solutions if you have the problem of farting while sleeping.
• Wear something tight while sleeping: If you wear tight clothes, it will make less noise when you fart.
• Keep a pillow between your legs. The passing air cannot come out freely.
• Don’t drink carbonated drinks before bed.
• Lay on your side or back. Avoid lying on your stomach. Because if you do so, you press your stomach more and your butt is up in the air.
Some Foods that Cause Farting
As a matter of fact, we cannot advise you to stop taking these but yes, you can reduce their consumption if you really want to get rid of your farting problem.
• Vegetables : Artichokes, asparagus, cabbage, cauliflower, cucumbers, broccoli, brussels sprouts, onions, peas, radishes, green peppers
• Fruits : Apricots, peaches, pears, bananas, melons, prunes, and raw apples
• Eggs
• Milk and other dairy products
• Fried foods
• Vegetables : Artichokes, asparagus, cabbage, cauliflower, cucumbers, broccoli, brussels sprouts, onions, peas, radishes, green peppers
• Fruits : Apricots, peaches, pears, bananas, melons, prunes, and raw apples
• Eggs
• Milk and other dairy products
• Fried foods


