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    CONVERSATION

    Oct 01, 2020 3 minutes

    Rooster tooter

    In response to a reader’s question ‘Do birds fart?’ (bit.ly/birds-fart) Charlotte Corney wrote that there is no known evidence of birds farting. Obviously, chicken owners weren’t included in the research. Our chickens fart a lot, sometimes wet, sometimes dry. Either way they are not subtle in sound nor smell!

    William Cowan

    Cycle fast

    Dr Michael Mosley has previously written of the benefits of time-restricted eating (TRE). I’ve been on

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