Your flatulence can wreak havoc on those you care about and work with every day. Rest assured there are things you can do to prevent that from happening. This is especially helpful if you are "flatu-chronic" which is generally defined as highly noxious emissions that resemble the sound of a chain saw.

Passing gas is an acrid certainty in life. To no longer do so means the inability to have a bowel movement, which we all must do to stay alive! Let's face it, flatulence sufferers, passing gas is no fun, despite how amusing you may find this curse of Mother Nature.

Let's talk about the impact of your methane on our precious environment. Yes, there is such a thing. In fact, I devote an entire chapter to this in my book, Flatulence and Your Career, titled Secondhand Gas and the Environmental Effects of Human Methane.

Dignity is in short supply in corporate culture today. I learned this when conducting multiple employee interviews in researching my book, Flatulence and Your Career. Subjects ranged from those with high moral values to a surprising number of those who support a toxic, "kill-or-be-killed" work environment—mind you, "toxic" here refers to corporate behavior, not explosive gas.