“If you wait too long, you’ll miss the spike because it starts going up within minutes after you eat when the stomach starts to empty into the small intestine where all of the nutrients, including ...

Have you ever heard of a “fart walk”? It sounds funny, but this quirky trend is taking the internet by storm, and doctors are ...

A new wellness trend called the “fart walk” is blowing up on social media — and doctors are all for it! Taking a light stroll after meals can boost digestion, reduce bloating, and even lower your risk ...

In the ever-evolving world of health trends, a new and rather humorous concept has taken center stage — “fart walks.” While ...

A new health and wellness trend called "fart walk" is gaining traction on social media after receiving firm backing from medical professionals.

Forget contrast therapy and fire-burning rituals — the latest health and wellness trend embraces the simple joys of letting ...

The “fart walk” trend, coined by author Mairlyn Smith, involves taking a light walk after meals to aid digestion and reduce ...

The American Cancer Society recommends adults get at least 150 minutes of moderate-intensity activity (equal to a brisk walk, ...

Stitching a video in which author and creator of the hashtag #fartwalks Mairyln Smith said she and her husband go for “fart ...

Canadian actress Marilyn Smith said that she and her husband go for a walk after dinner every night and called the habit a ...

Getting more exercise in can also help reduce the risk of developing cancer. Dr. Alpha Patel of the American Cancer Society ...

“Walking after meals does promote intestinal motility — or movement of our intestines — to get rid of gas and prevent constipation. Another benefit of exercise is not only preventing large spikes in ...