Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Eat less of the foods that cause gas. Avoid eating or drinking too fast. Avoid chewing gum or sucking on hard candy. Consider over-the-counter medications. Get enough exercise. Remember that passing gas is a normal part of life.

Answer: Some foods that are rich in sulfur may make you pass gas more often not to mention that they may make those farts smell even worse! Foods filled with carbohydrates are also more likely to make you pass gas, but every person has his own "trigger foods". Though you shouldn't avoid these foods entirely, you can cut back on them if you know you'll be going to a place where you may not want to fart. Foods that are known to cause gas include: Vegetables such as beans, broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, brussels sprouts, onions, and mushrooms Fruits such as apples, peaches, and pears Bran and whole wheat products Milk products such as cheese, yogurt, and ice cream Eggs Carbonated drinks, such as sodas Another reason why you may have gas is because you down your food or drinks too quickly and don't give your body time to properly digest your food. The next time you eat, make a conscious effort to slow down and to carefully chew your food until each bite is thoroughly broken down. Stop eating on the run, if that's what you do, and make an effort to slow down and eat a few minutes earlier if you need to. If you like soda, make sure you sip it slowly instead of downing it in three gulps, or you're guaranteed to make the gas situation worse. The repeated motion that accompanies chewing gum or sucking on hard candy can actually make you fart more. This can especially be the case if you're doing this on an empty stomach. If you want to minimize your embarrassment, then cut back on the chewing gum and hard candy. Chewing rapidly causes you to swallow extra air, and leads down to the breakdown of food in your gut, which can cause farting. Though this isn't necessary and should only be used if you really have a problem with this, you can consider taking some over-the-counter medication to relieve your symptoms of flatulence. You can take something like Beano, Gas-X, Mylanta Gas, or even Lactase tablets. The medications tend to break down sugar in your body, making your food easier to digest. However, talking to your doctor before you make this a regular habit can help you have a better sense of what you really need. Sometimes people can fart more just because they aren't getting regular exercise or that they're sitting for prolonged periods of time these two things tend to go hand in hand. If you make a goal of exercising for at least 30 minutes a day and moving around as much as you can throughout the day, then your body will be in better shape overall and you'll be less likely to pass gas. Exercise also helps you get rid of the extra air in your system. Everybody farts. This bodily function is perfectly natural and healthy. The average person farts between 14 and 21 times a day even if he/she doesn't realize it. Don't think that there's something wrong with you just because you pass gas occasionally.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Make sure your Store app is open. Click your account icon to the left of the search bar. Click your account name. Click your account name in the pop-up window. Click "Sign out" below your name. Click your account icon again. Click "Sign in". Click your account name. Enter your password or PIN if prompted. Check your downloads tab.

Answer: If you have a picture associated with your Windows account, it will appear here; otherwise, this icon will be a person's silhouette. You can find this option at the top of the resulting drop-down menu. This will sign you out of the Store app. You should see this at the top of the pop-up menu. Doing so will sign you back into the Store app. If signing out and back in fixed your problem, your downloads should have resumed!

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: State where your preferred place of birth is. List the names and contact details of everyone involved in your birth. Write in bullet points to keep your birth plan simple and straightforward. Keep a flexible and open mind with regards to your preferences. Discuss your birth plan with your healthcare provider.

Answer: Natural births can happen at home, at a birthing center, or in a hospital. At the top of your birth plan, state the name of the place where you are planning to deliver. This is especially important if you have a few different options available. Having the contact information for your whole birthing team in one place is helpful on the day. Include your partner, any family or friends that are providing support, your doula if you have one, and your medical team such as your midwife or obstetrician. If there is anyone that you definitely don't want as part of your delivery, it's important to include this too so that your birth team is aware. The best birth plans are those that communicate clearly. Avoid writing long paragraphs and explanations, and don't include any unnecessary details. List your preferences in bullet point format and if you need to add more details for a bullet point, try to keep it to 1 sentence. Birth plans tend to be only 1 page or 2 at the most. This also prevents your birth plan from becoming overly long or wordy. Although it's easy to get caught up in your vision of a perfect birth, try your best to have an open mind towards other options. It's great to know your preferences and to empower yourself, however, some births simply don't go to plan and circumstances can change. Try to write your birth plan with a flexible mindset to avoid any unexpected disappointment. Remember that a healthy mom and baby is the most important part of birth. While it's great that your birth plan is written down and ready for the big day, it's also important to talk your preferences through with your midwife, obstetrician, or other medical professionals before delivery. Go through each point of your birth plan so that you are both on the same page and so you can make sure that your birth plan is suitable for your circumstances. Your healthcare provider will offer feedback and advice about your birth plan. Take their advice and feedback seriously so that your birth plan is the best it can be for your circumstances.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Process the cashew nuts in the food processor. Pour the non-dairy milk into the saucepan. Reduce the heat to medium-low and let simmer for about 10 more minutes. Turn the food processor on again and slowly pour the liquid into the cashew mixture. Add the miso and lemon juice. Pour over the pre-prepared nachos.

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Pulse to finely grind; you don't want them to form a paste. When finely ground, add the nutritional yeast, onion powder, salt, garlic powder and ground pepper. Pulse a few more times to incorporate these ingredients. Add the agar and oil. Bring to a simmer over low heat. You'll need to stir now and then. Heat until the agar dissolves. Process for 2 minutes, until it turns creamy and is free of lumps. Process this into the cashew mixture until combined. Sprinkle some greenery garnish on top to complete the effect.