deadly gases

[Marcia2202]

Seriously guys, what's up with the deadly gases. What makes them and how can one prevent these? If they can make me gag, I might end up poisoning anyone getting in the radius of 10 ft or some????

[epiphiny]

So glad this thread has been resurrected.  Seriously, farting was one of my biggest symptoms when I had the virus!  Nasty, vile ones.  And I especially recall it during my acute phase.  On treatment it actually improved and since treatment it has diminished significantly.  In fact, I feel like a normal person these days.  "Normal people' apparently 'break wind' approximately 8 times per day!  Where they got that figure from I don't know but there are studies on everything to do with the human body and it's processes...

Boy, we sure do get up, close and personal around here!

[IAmTheWalrus]

Scary thought, Mike!

[sunqueen]

Shew, then I must be responsible for the destruction of hundreds of livers in SoFL while I was on tx. I'm still trying to forgive my co-workers for stampeding and trampling me to get to the bathroom first when they saw me with the key.

[jdwithhcv]

That's a frightening thought.  You're right, though, that was the theory.  Now I'm scared to sleep without a gas mask ;^)

jd

[mikesimon]

Maybe you wouldn't be joking around so much if you remembered what one member said about odors and the liver. To paraphrase: If you smell it your liver has to detoxify it.
Am I the only one who remembers that? It was scary - what with all the foul wind during TX. I haven't see that on the list of negative predictors yet but I assume we will soon. Please go outside on those occasions and spare your liver......and the livers of those nearby.
Mike

[sunqueen]

I don't know nuthin' about birthin' no aliens miss marcia.