Brantley Hall

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163 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Mar 2026 last heard 13 Mar

Brantley Hall’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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We've also seen someone farting more than 300 times a day.
Yeah, we do have a company called Ventocity has licensed the tech from the university.
And the academic embodiment is called the smart underwear and the commercial embodiment is called Ventos.
But we're happy to send you one from the Human Flatness Atlas right now.
So expect one in your mail.
I've never heard someone say the exhaust bite, but it is the exhaust of microbial metabolism.
And so there's alternatives, though.
So gut microbes can reduce protons to produce hydrogen, or they could reduce other organic molecules that don't produce gas and have no symptoms associated.
So we're trying to figure out how to switch from basically hydrogen production to something else that causes fewer GI symptoms.
We caught someone farting only three times a day.
And what's amazing is they were eating a healthy high fiber diet.
So we have no idea how that's happening.
I think it's too embarrassing.
I think people kind of couch it as bloating when they go to their doctor, but they're not willing to share that they're farting all the time.
So we want to kind of open up the conversation and say, you know, it's okay to talk about farts.
It's a normal part of your digestion, but also it might be excessive.
And so when it's excessive, how do you know when it's excessive?
How do you seek help?
And we're trying to kind of help people understand that by setting a baseline of what's normal.
Yeah, so we call the infrequent people Zen digesters and we call the opposite spectrum hydrogen hyperproducers.
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