gastric ulcer may be also afect digestion main reason may be non hygienic foods Even MENTAL STRESS AND STAIN also may be a reason.
The stomach is an acidic environment. This helps with the process of digestion.
Stomach
The stomach stores food and released small amounts regularly into the intestines for digestion. If the stomach was removed the patient must eat small amounts of food regularly. If they ate a normal sized meal it passes into the intestine and due to osmosis, a great deal of water moves into the intestines - 'dumping syndrome' which can cause nausea, diarrhoea, bloating, cramps, fatigue and dizziness. It would also affect blood sugar and could cause hypoglycaemia. So removal of the stomach makes digestion and absorption much more difficult.The stomach lining cells also produce Intrinsic factor which is needed for the absorption of vitamin K. Therefore the patient may become deficient in vitamin K.The job of the stomach is to break down proteins, mix and begin digestion. It is not involved in the absorption of food. If a person has a small stomach, they will loose weight but the stomach can stretch and enlarge.
The function of the rugae on the stomach wall is to aid in digestion. This smooth's out as the stomach is filled with food.
Proteins.
Antacids affect chemical digestion by increasing the pH in the stomach.
the digestion of proteins begin in the stomach.
It can affect your digestion in 2 ways - your digestion does improve in efficiency in most cases and you very often eat more to compensate for not having the cigarette in your hand.
Decrease in pH of the stomach will distort the active site of the enzyme pepsin, which affects its action.
Food becomes semisolid after digestion in stomach.
Most nutrient digestion occurs in the stomach
two organs where digestion occur are stomach and small intestine
Digestion of food
because when we move or doing some physical activitieis like cycling climbing etc...... it will make our stomach to scretes the bjuice which help in digestion
what is responsible for chemical digestion in earthworms
stomach
digestion