Turns Farts Smell Nourish, Believe it or not?

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Health - Who would have thought, the smell of the fart turns out to have hidden properties. Researchers found that if a fart can prevent cancer, stroke, heart attack, until dementia. Fart smell of hydrogen sulfide. This gas can produce a strong odor, which is produces by bacteria in the gut of food shredder. If consumed in large quantities, hydrogen sulfide can indeed by toxic. But if in small amounts, these compounds may help protect cells in the body and protects the disease.

When cells are exposed to the disease, they will attract the enzymes to produce the the quantity of hydrogen sulfide that they should have. Chemical compound that is able to help protect the mitochondria that drives energy production in the cells of blood vessels. They can also regulate inflammation. Without this, the cell may cease to function and die.

Quoted by the Daily Mail, Friday, July 11, 2014, researchers have developed a new compound, named AP39. These compounds may help the body produce hydrogen sulfide is required. The searchers believe that these compounds may help prevent damage to the mitochondria, a strategy that can treat disease conditions such as stroke, heart attack, diabetes, arthritis, dementia, and aging.

"When the stress of the disease cells, the enzyme will be taken to increase the levels of hydrogen sulfide. This will keep the mitochondria to keep moving and keep the cells alive," said Prof. Matt Whiteman, a researchers from the Medical School of University of Exeter.

If the mitochondria don't get enough hydrogen sulfide, further Whiteman, the cell will die and lose the ability to regulate survival. "Eventually it will lead to increased inflammation," he said.

Whiteman and his team claimed to have explined, exploited this natural process by creating a new compound called AP39. This compound will provide a small amount of a specific gas into mitochondria.

"The result we have received indicates if the cell that will be corrected by AP39 depressed. Mitochondrial be protected and keep the cells alove," However, before human trials, the researchers have to test again to ensure the effectiveness of the AP39. Preliminary results indicate if AP39 can help raise 80 percent of the defense mitochondria in cardiovascular disease.

"Although hydrogen is known to have a pretty strong odor, foul-smelling, production takes place naturally in the body and can be healthy. With significant implications, hydrogen sulfide be the future of healing therapies for various diseases," said Dr. Mark Wood, who also members of the research team with Whiteman. The discovery has been published in the Journal Medicinal Chemistry Commnications.