Camel milk, its broth, and wind exiting from the mouth: do they invalidate the ablution?

The questioner:
O Shaykh, I would like to ask a man.

The Shaykh:
It does not invalidate it. Neither camel milk, nor fat, nor broth invalidates it. None of this invalidates it, because it is not among the flesh of camels. The Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him) only said, "Perform ablution from the flesh of camels." These are not flesh; these are fats, not flesh.

Another questioner:
Of course, some take it from the stomach, and some, like vomit and regurgitation.

The Shaykh:
This has not been reported. It has not been reported that one performs ablution from it. Also, does wind exit from the path of the...

Another questioner:
And he takes from it.

The Shaykh:
No, it is not. One is bothered by the smell of the breath and the throat. Wind does not exit from the stomach through the mouth. This may happen in the case of someone afflicted with halitosis, someone afflicted with bad breath. Even if there is a barrier preventing the exit of wind, that barrier may be affected, and the person may be afflicted with the bad breath that exits. This is excused due to its frequency and because it is an affliction that causes hardship. It is excused because of the hardship. But vomit and regurgitation are not a barrier and do not involve hardship. This is something incidental, unlike the bad breath, which is something that persists with the person and is difficult for him. Yes.