Yes, the helpful bacteria kills the bad bacteria and avoid you from getting sick.
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E. Coli
Yogurt enemas are made of active cultures and a accidopholis which is the healthy bacteria in your large intestine and vagina so it can help treat and prevent yeast and other infection as well as coat your large intestine and vagina with the good bacteria
The digestion that occurs in the large intestine is mainly caused by the action of gut bacteria. These bacteria help break down and ferment undigested food particles, producing essential nutrients and gases like methane and hydrogen. This process also plays a role in the absorption of water and electrolytes.
yes it is! but the large intestine is shorter then the small intestine...Did that help? Hope I did! :)
the three glands that help to complete the digestion are large, intestine small intestine and kidney
fiber, excess fat, and bacterial waste (Or just bacteria). Hope I could help. :) Have a nice day.
fiber, excess fat, and bacterial waste (Or just bacteria). Hope I could help. :) Have a nice day.
The bacteria of the large intestine aid in digestion by eating the cellulose in the digested chyme causing waste material. In other words, they help digest the food you eat. And they produce B complex vitamins as well as most of the Vitamin K that we need for proper blood clotting. Once formed, these vitamins are absorbed from the large intestine and enter the blood. Another by-product of bacterial action is flatulence, or the production of gas.
The small intestine is where your food goes after the stomach. The small intestine digests your food, then sends it to the large intestine.
Proteases primarily function in the stomach and small intestine, where they break down proteins into smaller peptides and amino acids. In the large intestine, there is little to no protease activity because the majority of protein digestion occurs earlier in the digestive process. However, some bacteria in the large intestine can produce their own proteases to help break down undigested proteins and peptides. Overall, the role of proteases is minimal in the large intestine compared to other digestive organs.