The digestion process after a bariatric surgical procedure (I am assuming this is what you mean by "stomach size reduce", in short, will be very different.
The intestines and the stomach take in critical nutrients and vitamins through absorption and this will be affected once the stomach size has been reduced (through a "lap band" procedure where the stomach is banded to make it smaller and thus, the person will feel full after eating only a small amount) and also in more invasive procedures such as the gastric sleeve or gastric bypass.
Surgical removal of part of the stomach, such as in a sleeve gastrectomy, reduces the stomach's size, which limits its capacity to hold food. This can lead to changes in the secretion of gastric juices, including hydrochloric acid and digestive enzymes, thereby affecting the initial stages of chemical digestion. With less stomach volume, food is processed more quickly, which may reduce the overall time for chemical digestion and absorption of nutrients in the intestines. Additionally, the altered anatomy may impact hormone production that regulates hunger and metabolism.
Drinking very cold beverages can negatively impact digestion because cold temperatures may slow down the digestive process. Cold drinks can cause blood vessels in the stomach to constrict, which may reduce blood flow and hinder the secretion of digestive enzymes. Additionally, colder temperatures can lead to the solidification of fats in food, making it harder for the body to break them down efficiently. Overall, this can result in discomfort and slower digestion.
That would be incorrect. Digestion begins in the mouth, when the saliva starts to break up carbohydrates and the teeth start grinding up the food. However, protein digestion does begin in the stomach.
In the stomach.
Aspirin can cause irritation in the stomach and intestines, which may lead to digestive issues such as nausea, heartburn, or stomach pain. It is advisable to take aspirin with food to help reduce the risk of these side effects.
Gastric acid would reduce the acid in the stomach! :)) ('.') == ==
After a persons stomach was surgically removed the chemical digestion of ingested protein would probably begin in the
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no. you would die. Actually, most digestion occurs in the small intestine anyway. Some proteins may not be properly digested, but carbohydrates and fats would be.
I know that it takes about 8 hours to get through both the stomach and the small intestine. And most digestion occurs in the small intestine. So, probably about 2-3 hours. Remember, the stomach only has the enzyme to digest proteins, so why on earth would a lot of digestion occur in it?
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