A Fart Walk?

[Uncle Gizmo]

Well, it's ok as long as you don't follow through!

What is 'Fart Walk,' the new gut health hack that is going viral?

From a cheeky name to real digestive and metabolic health, this wellness trend may actually be worth stepping into say doctors

thesouthfirst.com

 

[The_Doc_Man]

Well, it's ok as long as you don't go to far!

What is 'Fart Walk,' the new gut health hack that is going viral?

From a cheeky name to real digestive and metabolic health, this wellness trend may actually be worth stepping into say doctors

thesouthfirst.com

According to my dear, long-suffering wife, the farther I go, the better.

 

[Cotswold]

Thanks to the internet, there appears to be no limit for some nutjob to dream up some health science idea.
Not only that, people believe them because they presume they must be some sort of expert.

 

[Isaac]

Thanks to the internet, there appears to be no limit for some nutjob to dream up some health science idea.
Not only that, people believe them because they presume they must be some sort of expert.

Right now the way to get rich quick is
"Skincare".
Literally dream up any product you can, blog about it on Instagram, and people will try it because it's new and for absolutely no other reason and they'll try it for a month or so. During that month you make your millions.

I believe that this general industry or area of products is the absolute most malleable and susceptible to trying EVERY new product just because it's new and they haven't tried it yet and they're so desperate. So you could literally sell anything for a month..

 

[AccessBlaster]

If you invent something for babies or pets that's the ticket, cha-ching

 

[Isaac]

If you invent something for babies or pets that's the ticket, cha-ching

Those are excellent ones too. British and their dogs, Americans and just about any pet ... gold mine.
I bet if you could extend the life of dogs by 5 years, you'd be a billionaire if it were proven
But the statistics (and my daughter's proof) of what % of their disposable income 12-to-30 year old females are spending on 'skincare' is out of this world.
In the old days they put on some lotion and argued about whether Suave was better than generic. Now my daughter wishes she could spend literally more than $150/mo on it. Her routine involves at LEAST 5-7 layers of crap and they all cost a fortune, of course, until next month's flavor comes out. It's really obscene almost