Smart Underwear Tracks Gut Gases to Map Microbial Activity
TL;DR
University of Maryland researchers developed sensors in wearable underwear to measure intestinal hydrogen gas and establish baselines for gut microbial fermentation; early findings show healthy adults fart about 32 times per day (range 4–59), with volunteers being categorized as Zen Digesters, Hydrogen Hyperproducers, or Normal People for further study.
Topics:healthscience#flatulence#gut-microbiome#hydrogen-gas#science#university-of-maryland#wearable-technology
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