What Is a ‘Fart Walk’?
What Is a ‘Fart Walk’ — and Can It Improve Your Health? Wellness influencer Mairlyn Smith coined the term for the gassy after-dinner walk, saying it promotes good health — and doctors agree By Cara Lynn Shultz Published on August 13, 2024 03:24PM EDT COMMENTS
An English-language People article headline asks what a “fart walk” is and whether it can improve health. The article describes a post-dinner walk intended to relieve gas, paired with images of walking and a person holding their stomach. The joke comes from presenting flatulence as a wellness practice and treating the silly phrase seriously. EN: An English-language People article headline asks what a “fart walk” is and whether it can improve health. The article describes a post-dinner walk intended to relieve gas, paired with images of walking and a person holding their stomach. The joke comes from presenting flatulence as a wellness practice and treating the silly phrase seriously.
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