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Article: Odor Eater.(seat cushion absorbs intestinal gas)
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- Family Practice News
- Article date:
- July 1, 2000
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Developed for astronauts, used in gas masks during the Gulf War, and now available in a seat cushion near you--it's the odor-grabbing technology of the Flatulence Filter. Formerly called the TooT TrappeR, the $40 device was renamed after physicians said it sounded like a gag product, according to the manufacturer, Ultra-Tech Inc., Houston, Tex. (www.flatulencefilter.com). The 1-inch-thick activated charcoal pad looks like a gray tweed seat cushion. The device has a slew of user ...
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Article: Tips for Reducing Intestinal Gas Pains
Chicago Sun-Times;
June 15, 1992 ;
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...Eat slowly and chew food thoroughly. Do not drink liquids excessively during meals. Do not drink carbonated beverages, which contribute to bloating. Cut down on swallowing air, a major source of gas, by not using chewing gum, mints or tobacco products. If increasing amount of dietary fiber, do it
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