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I've also thought that people are required to burp. It's like passing gas. However I had a teacher who would tell the class that people don't actually have to burp and that it was a disgusting thing to do.
I'm not sure it had all that much to start with.jim mcnamara said:This thread is losing scientific content --- really fast.
No, burping is not necessary for human survival. It is a natural bodily function that helps release excess gas from the stomach, but it is not essential for our survival.
There are several factors that can contribute to a person burping more frequently, including diet, eating habits, and underlying medical conditions such as acid reflux or lactose intolerance.
Yes, holding in a burp can cause discomfort and even pain in the stomach and chest. It can also lead to bloating and indigestion.
In most Western cultures, it is considered impolite to burp loudly in public. However, in some cultures, burping after a meal is a sign of appreciation for the food.
Burping can provide temporary relief from discomfort caused by excess gas in the stomach. It can also help prevent bloating and other digestive issues. However, there are no significant long-term health benefits to burping.