Can an air purifier deal with flatulence?

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Chlorophyll tablets for the farter in your life.

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Anonymous wrote:My guess is that he’s lactose intolerant and doesn’t realize this. It took a while for my husband to figure this out.

The only sane piece of advice I've seen so far. In my 30's, my stomach started growling for no reason (or so I thought) and I had stomach issues in the morning only. I realized it stopped when I ate bread as opposed to cereal with milk in the morning. I mentioned this to the gastroenterologist who made me do a lactose intolerance test (you have to drink whole milk before the test and keep blowing into something and they record some levels). I was diagnosed with lactose intolerance and had to avoid regular milk. Miraculously, my stomach issues went away. Fast forward 10 years and now I am no longer lactose intolerant and can have milk again. I guess intolerance could be only for few years for some people.

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Order him a food allergy test from Everlywell. It is most certainly that.

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A lot of people develop some degree of lactose intolerance as adults. Especially common outside of northern and Western European ancestry. You can go to a drug store and get a dietary supplement called Lactaid, take one pill before meals containing milk/dairy, if that stops the farts - that’s probably his problem.

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Anonymous wrote:something is making the farter fart .. you need to eliminate that out of farter's diet

Eliminate the farter...

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Anonymous wrote:Surprised no one mentioned - why the farting? Is there a food related (most likely) or medical reason? Make him/her take Gas-X?

My problem are my dogs. And they eat a relatively clean diet. It's horrible - we probably spend $50 week on candles to keep them burning and mask odor ;(
Was really hoping a particular purifier might do the trick...

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Anonymous wrote:Surprised no one mentioned - why the farting? Is there a food related (most likely) or medical reason? Make him/her take Gas-X?

My problem are my dogs. And they eat a relatively clean diet. It's horrible - we probably spend $50 week on candles to keep them burning and mask odor ;(
Was really hoping a particular purifier might do the trick...

It doesnt matter if its clean it matters if it upset their digestion. Ex my dog cant have chicken.

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Anonymous wrote:Surprised no one mentioned - why the farting? Is there a food related (most likely) or medical reason? Make him/her take Gas-X?

My problem are my dogs. And they eat a relatively clean diet. It's horrible - we probably spend $50 week on candles to keep them burning and mask odor ;(
Was really hoping a particular purifier might do the trick...

It doesnt matter if its clean it matters if it upset their digestion. Ex my dog cant have chicken.

This. Try changing their food.

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Anonymous wrote:Dyson also says its air purifiers "capture gases" - not true?

I'm not challenging you, just hoping to find a miracle product!

Dysons work.

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Take deep breaths and learn to love the scent. Just get right in there and sniff a lung-full, exhale, and repeat. Enjoy!

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Anonymous wrote:Surprised no one mentioned - why the farting? Is there a food related (most likely) or medical reason? Make him/her take Gas-X?

My problem are my dogs. And they eat a relatively clean diet. It's horrible - we probably spend $50 week on candles to keep them burning and mask odor ;(
Was really hoping a particular purifier might do the trick...

It doesnt matter if its clean it matters if it upset their digestion. Ex my dog cant have chicken.

This. Try changing their food.

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Anonymous wrote:Surprised no one mentioned - why the farting? Is there a food related (most likely) or medical reason? Make him/her take Gas-X?

My problem are my dogs. And they eat a relatively clean diet. It's horrible - we probably spend $50 week on candles to keep them burning and mask odor ;(
Was really hoping a particular purifier might do the trick...

It doesnt matter if its clean it matters if it upset their digestion. Ex my dog cant have chicken.

This. Try changing their food.

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Its expensive but try Honest Kitchen beef topping at night. Acana grain free fish AM and PM.

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Honey, you didn't need to call me out here.