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Belching also called eructation/ructus is a process of releasing gas from the digestive tract through the mouth. An odor and sound may also accompany this it is common to people regardless of age and ethnicity. This happens to release the excess air in the stomach and relieves some stomach discomfort. Symptoms of Belching Burping Sounds Odor when burping Causes of Belching Fast eating that leads to swallowing of excess air Drinking carbonated beverages (e.g. Softdrinks) Gastroesophageal reflux disease causes involuntary burping Treatment for Belching Fennel Seeds: Chew about 1 tablespoonful of fennel seeds after each meal Virgin Coconut Oil: Add a pinch of Asafetida in about 5 ml of VCO and apply topically in the stomach area Warm Water: Mix a pinch of Asafetida in 250 ml glass of water Ginger Powder Mix a half-teaspoon of dry Ginger powder in 250 ml glass of warm water Brandy: Mix 2 tablespoon of brandy in 250 ml glass of warm water Raw Ginger: Chew a small piece of fresh ginger slice...

Hypothermia is a type of condition, which an affected person’s temperature drops below the required normal body functions. Body temperature must be maintained at a constant level or near constant level. When an affected person is exposed to extreme cold, the internal body parts fail to replenish the lost heat needed by the body. This kind of condition can lead to serious injury or even death. Hypothermia is the opposite of hyperthermia, which is the condition that causes heat stroke. Symptoms of Hypothermia Normal body temperature is 37°C. Any changes in the body temperature beyond it’s normal can cause disturbance. Three stages of Hypothermia severity Stage 1 - Body temperature drops by 1-2°C below normal temperature (35-36°C) Mild to strong shivering Numbness of hands Constriction of blood vessels in the outer extremities Shallow and quick breathing Goose bumps or rising of body hair Stage 2 - There is a test to see if the person is entering stage 2 is if they are unable to to...