法国老翁发明药丸致力于“让屁味更好闻”

 

He claims that his Lutin Malin -- which translates to "crafty³ imp⁴" -- line of pills ease digestion⁵ and "perfume" farts into smelling like roses or violets. Poincheval claims that his newest creation, just in time for the holidays, makes farts smell like chocolate.

 

According to Poincheval's website, the idea for the pills apparently⁶ came from a dinner with friends during which nobody could stop farting.

 

"We were at table with friends and after a hearty⁷ meal, we almost suffocated⁸ as our farts were smelly," Poincheval writes. "The winds were not very pleasant for our fellow diners. I had to do something."

 

That horrific dinner, in which a group of several adults seemingly farted uncontrollably in a public space, inspired Poincheval to fix flatulence forever. He claims the pills are made from organic ingredients like blueberries, fennel and seaweed and that he sells "several hundred a month."

 

Poincheval told The Telegraph that he has many customers, especially around the holidays. "Christmas always see a surge in sales," he said.

 

A bottle of 60 pills retails⁹ for €9.99, or $12.50, which seems shockingly low for something that makes terrible things smell like good things.

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