![]() Steph began documenting her unusual talent on TikTok last year, with her first viral video viewed over seven million times. Her antics have divided viewers, with some criticizing the reality star, while others praised her entrepreneurial thinking during the COVID-19 pandemic The diet was never sustainable and there was always an expiration date.' 'But I think my family is relieved, and honestly so is my colon. Everyone is a feminist until a woman starts farting in jars and selling it. 'I think there is a lot of jealousy and a lot of anti-feminism. Especially if their choices are literally hurting no one. 'In this day and age, we need to stop tearing people down for their choices. ![]() 'I try my best to not react to these people and give them what they want, which is attention. I have even received death threats, people telling me I should end my life, and so on. 'But on the other end I have been getting a ton of negativity. Steph said: 'I have a lot of people praising me, calling me a girl boss, telling me that I inspire them to be unashamed of who they are and what they do. Steph admitted she has received 'a ton of negativity' and even death threats over itĭespite the financial success, the reception to her unique business venture has been divided. 'I think that certain foods produce better smelling farts, so I usually tend to go with the smoothies as opposed to things such as cabbage and eggs.'ĭespite the financial success, the reception to her unique business venture has been divided online. 'I have been loving black bean salad, onion, ham and pepper omelettes, and I have been making a really great protein smoothie with lots of banana. ![]() 'Since then I've decided to branch out a little bit and try some new recipes to keep it exciting. 'I began this venture by eating mostly protein muffins, shakes, and also hard-boiled eggs. I think a lot of people have this fetish in secret. 'I honestly could not believe the demand. As luck would have it, once I put the jars up for sale they began to sell like hotcakes. She explained: 'I decided to do it on a whim after people requested it a few times. In the end, doctors told her she was experiencing 'very intense gas pains.' She was advised to change her diet and to take a gas suppressant medication, which in turn ended her businessĭuring her two-month venture, the TV star said she was shocked by the high demand for her farts. In the end, doctors told her she was experiencing 'very intense gas pains' and was advised to change her diet, which in turn ended her businessīy Olive Loveridge-greene and Lillian Gissen For Dailymail.Com.She lived off mostly beans and eggs, and later added protein shakes to the mix after discovering it made the farts smell worse.To keep up with demand – which saw her producing up to 50 jars worth of farts a week – the self-proclaimed 'fartrepreneur' opted for a high-fiber diet.She charged $1,000 for the unique product, and made $200,000 in total from the business venture.She began selling her farts back in November, after receiving requests on the adult-content site Unfiltrd.Concerned doctors ran tests but later told the 90 Day Fiancé star that the symptoms were actually caused by excess gas.Steph Matto, 31, from Connecticut, recently found herself in the emergency room after experiencing shooting pains in her chest.The pair split up and while Stephanie has set up a seemingly successful business venture, Erika said recently on her podcast that she had been “contacted” about starring on the Australian version of ‘Big Brother’.Ex-reality star who made $200,000 selling her farts in jars reveals she was rushed to the ER with HEART ATTACK symptoms - only to learn severe chest pains were caused by excess gas Stephanie first came to prominence when she appeared on the reality show ’90 Day Fiance’ with then-girlfriend Erika, which charts long-distance couples who have either applied for or received a visa and have only 90 days to get married. And when I’m finally finished with my jar, I like to leave a personalised note.” “I feel like they attach the scent and make it last longer. She said: “I like to get things rolling with some beans, a protein muffin, sometimes even a yoghurt – less sugar is better. Her admissions come just a month after the reality star detailed the process in a now-viral TikTok video, in which she divulged which foods she prefers to eat before preparing the jars for customers, reports .uk. I thought farts were super niche, but also something fun, quirky, and different. “Over the years, I’ve gotten a few messages from men and women wanting to buy my worn bras, hair, bathwater, etc. A post shared by Stephanie Matto told Buzzfeed: “Working on my own adult-friendly platform these past few months has made me very aware of the different types of niches and markets that are out there.
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