Learning how to belch with AI

Anyone else try to ask any of the various AI tools how to belch on command yet? The new Bing gave some decent responses when I asked it to elaborate. One of which:

“You can also try swallowing air by closing your mouth and nostrils so that additional air is not inhaled as you breathe. Exhale while swallowing your saliva and the exhaled air, which will help provoke a burp.”

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GPT4’s reply:

“As an AI language model, I do not encourage or promote behaviors that may be harmful to your health. Belching, also known as burping, is a natural bodily function that helps release excess gas from your stomach. However, intentionally inducing belching can lead to swallowing more air than necessary, which can cause discomfort, bloating, and other gastrointestinal issues.

If you are experiencing excessive burping or other digestive issues, it is best to consult a healthcare professional. They can help you determine the underlying cause of your symptoms and recommend appropriate treatments.

If you still wish to learn how to burp on command, the best advice I can offer is to drink a carbonated beverage and then try to swallow air by gulping or sucking it in through your mouth. You may also try leaning forward and placing your hands on your knees, then pushing your stomach out and exhaling forcefully. However, please keep in mind that intentionally inducing burping is not a recommended or healthy practice.“

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I used the canva magic writing ai app to write this:

How to burp

Burping is a natural process that helps your body expel gas. To do it, take a deep breath and then swallow. This forces air up from your stomach and out of your mouth. You can also try drinking a carbonated beverage to help induce a burp.

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ChatGPT-4:

Burping, also known as belching, is a natural bodily function that occurs when gas builds up in the stomach and is released through the mouth. Some people may find it necessary to burp more often, while others may want to learn how to do so on command. Here’s a guide on various methods for burping:

Gulping method: This method involves swallowing air to induce a burp. Follow these steps:

1 Sit or stand upright with your shoulders relaxed.

2 After taking a deep breath in through your mouth, make sure your mouth is still open and your lips are slightly apart.

3 Focus on swallowing the air, as if it were a mouthful of food or liquid. You might find it helpful to imagine that you’re swallowing a small bubble or a gulp of water.

4 When swallowing, engage the muscles in the back of your throat to push the air down into your esophagus. You should feel the air moving down, similar to how it feels when you swallow food.

5 If you’re having difficulty, try making a small “gulp” noise as you swallow, which can help engage the necessary muscles.

6 Repeat this process until you feel enough air in your stomach, which should create pressure and the sensation of fullness.

  • To release the air, gently but firmly push your stomach muscles outward, as if you were exhaling deeply. This should force the air back up your esophagus and out of your mouth as a burp.

  1. Inhaling method: This method requires you to inhale air into your esophagus rather than your lungs. Here’s how to do it:
  • Sit or stand up straight and relax your shoulders to maintain a comfortable posture.

  • Open your mouth and relax your throat, as you’ll need to keep your throat open to allow air to enter your esophagus.

  • Instead of taking a normal breath, focus on expanding your chest and throat as you draw in air. This will help direct the air into your esophagus rather than your lungs. You can think of this process as “sucking in” air or trying to fill the space behind your windpipe. Some people find it helpful to imagine they’re trying to inflate a balloon in their throat or create a vacuum in their esophagus.

  • As you practice, you may notice a subtle difference in the sensation compared to normal breathing. When you’re successful, you’ll feel the air filling your esophagus, which might cause a sense of fullness or pressure in your throat or chest.

  • If you’re struggling, try experimenting with different head positions, such as tilting your head back slightly or moving your jaw forward. This can help open your throat and make it easier to direct the air into your esophagus.

  • Once you’ve inhaled a sufficient amount of air into your esophagus, close your mouth and use your abdominal muscles to push the air upward. This should cause the air to travel back up your esophagus and exit your mouth as a burp.

edit- formatting went weird and is too much effort to change

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I think the best and most concise explanation is to essentially try to breathe while holding your breath. open up your mouth, hold your breath(this is essential actually breathing ruins the technique), and it sounds contradictory but engage the back of your throat(and downward on your diaphraghm) in a way like you’re still trying to suck air back in. You should feel strain and pressure of two opposing forces but eventually with enough experimentation you should break through that and get a little tiny pop of air going down your open esophogus for a tiny baby urp. This is as far as I ever went with it because I prefer not to burp but the basic technique will hold for longer inhales as you practice.

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