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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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.
Oh my good, you guys are having fun with this.
Totally, and we have these like medallions that we give to the top 3% of the bottom 3% of farters.
So if you participate in the Human Flatus Atlas, one of the incentives is to be in the top 3%, you get this cool plaque.
We're starting in the U.S., but we're going to go global.
You're exactly right.
And the kind of social, like the social aspect of farts is different.
Like in Asia, there's less stigma to farting and they kind of just let them rip.
But in the United States, there's a lot of stigma.
So I think people are like holding it during work.
So we've seen some people who like hold their farts during work.
Then like they go home and they're farting a lot or farting a lot on the weekend, but not during the weekdays.
And that pattern is probably different in different countries based on the social stigma of farts.
Yeah, that's a perfect question.
It's totally our ambition.
We don't have FDA approval to use this as a medical device at the moment, but we're trying to go there.
And imagine a Fitbit for farts.
A doctor would send a patient home with this device, and they could know whether they're farting 200 times a day or four times a day, and they would be able to tell what type of intervention might be appropriate.
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