Doctor advises French countrymen to fart!

hitchhiker08

5-7-2008 5:27 AM

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In his book, <I>Le Grand Ménage </I>(Spring cleaning), Frédéric Saldmann 
  invites them to embrace the stereotypical British view of the French and to 
  have a relaxed attitude to bodily functions.
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Dr Saldmann also recommends cutting down on chewing gum, never eating while 
  walking and reducing the intake of fizzy drinks.
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Similarly, he says his countrymen should feel free to belch at will and 
  certainly after each meal. This, he says, is the best way to reduce the risk 
  of getting a hiatal hernia, an ailment which affects almost a third of 
  French people. Keeping air in the stomach leads to more heartburn, which 
  increases the risk of cancer of the oesophagus. The rise of this disease in 
  France, he says, is due to "the burp that we no longer do".
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dr. frederic saldmann, france, health, dyspepsia, flatulence, healthcare, medicine

hitchhiker08 says:

Guess its all part of a master plan. I suspect it will affect the French olfactory organs aimed at a progressive perfumes market to flourish locally as well!

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