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From: And Rosta <arosta@uclan.ac.uk>
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>>> John Cowan <jcowan@reutershealth.com> 02/04/02 03:31pm >>>
#>> Most people can belch voluntarily,=20
#>=20
#> Really? And there was me thinking it was a special, if underappreciated,
#> talent of mine.
#Well, I can do it if I gulp air first, whereas my friend claims to
#be able to do it without gulping first, though I am skeptical.

I can do it without gulping/swallowing. What I do is form a glottal occlusi=
on,
expand my diaphragm as if inhaling, and then release the glottal occlusion.
For some reason that I can't understand by simple proprioception, this
sucks air into the oesophagus, which can then be burped out. It must
be a related phenomenon that causes some people when lecturing to
a large audience without amplification (so speaking unwontedly loudly
for a protracted period of time) to find themselves having to stifle small
burps.

--And


