Thank you so much!  This is just what I needed!

The answer appears to exhaustive. Communication was pleasant and quick. Thanks.

Brilliant, well done. I wolud actually like you to research my other
question if you can.

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No dear, I do mean 'chrempsis' which is the Greek (my native language)
for burping (more commonly found as apochrempsis, which can mean any
cathartic action through the mouth). Apochremptomai is different in
meaning from chrimpto, which means mainly a light touch, and in that
it can be synonymous with chrio (anoint), from which Christ is handed
down to us. But if the sense of breaking is involved in both the
action of burping and that of farting (which I assume because the
Greek for the latter is klano, probably a variant of klao->>klo "to
break") then why wouldn't it be reasonable to assume that Latin
frangere and fringere come midway between Greek and Germanic,
providing the b labial sound in the latter? A basic precedent in this
change from Greek ch- to Latin f- is cheo which gives Latin fondere
(both meaning "melt", "smelt", as in foundry). All this means that for
me, Jesus is so much French fries.

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A helpful answer.

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Thanks crabcakes-ga! Thats helpful. Cheers!

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All the information I need. Great researcher - i'll remember the
nickname too - good luck with the crabs.

Very thorough answer and prompt and detailed response to clarification questions

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Great answer.  You touched on a few things I had heard of before, but
have quite a few new ideas for me to try and/or talk to my dr. about. 
Thanks!

Thank you! Among the articles and solutions you mentioned, I found the
instructions I was looking for here:

http://www.graphicpush.com/index.php?id=58

Thank you for additional tips as well. May God bless you!

Best regards,
Eugene

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Great answer - thank you

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this is a good beginning, thanks.

excellent thorough answer

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Thank you for the great information!

A very good job in trying to answer a medical question that hasn't
been researched before.

Excellent job

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Just what I needed, Thanks

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Exactly what I was looking for. Great work.