FLIGHTS can cause your body to do a lot of strange things, including changing your taste buds and your ears popping. You also fart more on a plane than on the ground – but experts have reveal…
FLIGHTS can cause your body to do a lot of strange things, including changing your taste buds and your ears popping.
You also fart more on a plane than on the ground - but experts have revealed why it isn't your fault.Jacob Rosenberg, a clinical professor at the University of Copenhagen says it is all down to the cabin pressure dropping. He made the discovery after noticing that his stomach had become bloated on a long-haul flight to New Zealand.
After clocking that his empty water bottle had expanded during the flight, then crumpled when it came back down to earth, he realised that the same could apply to his stomach.According to Jacob, the gas sitting inside the stomach then expands by 30 per cent - and it needs to go somewhere.
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