Content

• Steps
• Method 1 of 2: Use a carbonated drink
• Method 2 of 2: Swallow air
• Tips
• Warnings

Loud belching can be used to communicate your presence. It is also an unusual way to impress your friends and get revenge on your enemies. To burp loudly, drink a soda or intentionally swallow air. You will learn how to do it right by reading this article.

Steps

Method 1 of 2: Use a carbonated drink

1. 1 Choose a carbonated drink. Prefer soda in a tin can. Drink the drink as soon as you open the can. To get a loud burp, drink the drink as quickly as possible. Therefore, it is best to use your favorite drink. Be careful with sugary drinks. Otherwise, you will face an upset stomach.
   • Choose a drink that is cool, but not too cold for you to drink comfortably.
   • Do not drink drinks that have been opened a long time ago and that do not have gas.
2. 2 Drink the drink as quickly as possible. The more carbonated drink you drink, the longer and louder your burp will be. Drink the drink in one gulp.
   • You don't have to drink in big sips. Taking small but frequent sips will swallow more air.
   • Do your best not to let out small burps while you drink.
3. 3 Wait 3 seconds for the entire drink to enter the stomach. When the entire drink is in your stomach, you will feel the air bubbles rising up.
4. 4 Stand up or sit up straight. Keep your back straight and your shoulders straight. The air bubbles should be smoothly rising up from the stomach so that you get a loud burp.
5. 5 Burp. Release the air forcefully when you feel the right moment. The sound of belching will depend on the amount of air you expel from your stomach.
   • Open your mouth.
   • Tighten your stomach muscles as if you were vomiting.
   • Let the air out of your stomach.
6. 6 Tighten your abdominal muscles as you burp. Burp louder by pushing out more air quickly. Tighten your abdominal and stomach muscles to push out more air.

Method 2 of 2: Swallow air

1. 1 Imagine that you have a large piece of food in your mouth. To swallow air, you just need to swallow. As you swallow, pretend you are swallowing food.
2. 2 Contract your throat muscles while swallowing. Swallow as if you were swallowing food. You will swallow air every time.
   • Suck in the air so that it passes through the back of your throat.
   • Swallow the air.
3. 3 Take a few breaths of air. Repeat the process several times to build up air in the stomach. The more air you swallow, the longer and louder your burp will be.
4. 4 Tighten your stomach muscles so that the air bubbles become one piece. Tighten the abdominal muscles to combine all the accumulated air in the stomach into one bladder.
   • Prepare for the upcoming burp by contracting your abdominal muscles to collect all the air in one bubble.
   • Hold the burp for a moment to create more pressure.
5. 5 Open your mouth to burp. Open your mouth and release the air. By opening your mouth, the air will resonate and you will have a loud sound.
6. 6 Empty the stomach. Tighten your stomach and diaphragm muscles to let the air escape and you can belch loudly. Open your mouth to release as much air as possible from the stomach.
   • The longer the burp, the louder it is.
   • Tighten the muscles in your diaphragm at the end of the burp to release any trapped air in your stomach.
   • Be sure to keep your mouth open when burping. This prevents the sound from being muffled.

Tips

• Try jumping around after drinking a soda. Jumping will help shake the drink in your stomach, allowing you to belch louder. However, don't overdo it. Don't drink too much of the drink. Otherwise, along with the air, you will burp the drink you have drunk.
• Don't burp after a heavy meal. Otherwise, the eaten food will come out along with the belching.
• Tilt your head back as you burp. Do your best to let air out of your stomach unhindered.

Warnings

• Belching is an unacceptable form of behavior in society. Do not burp at the table or in the wrong place.
• The deliberate increase in gas production in the digestive tract can lead to abdominal discomfort or acid reflux. Therefore, be careful not to harm your body.
• Chronic belching caused by excessive swallowing of air (intentional or unintentional) can develop into a functional disorder called aerophagia. Therefore, you should not deliberately eructate in order to prevent the development of the habit of swallowing air.