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Have you ever accidentally inhaled fertilizer dust and experienced any adverse effects as a result?
No, I have never accidentally inhaled fertilizer dust and experienced any adverse effects as a result.
Why is fiberglass a good insulator?
A: Glass is a very good insulator and fiber glass are just fibers of glass. VERY dangerous if inhaled because of it.
Is carbon fiber more harmful than fiberglass?
Both carbon fiber and fiberglass are considered safe materials. However, processing carbon fiber can release small airborne particles that may be harmful if inhaled, while fiberglass can cause skin irritation due to its fibers. Proper safety precautions should be taken when working with either material.
What hazardous substance is euphemistically referred to as mineral fiber?
Asbestos is the hazardous substance euphemistically referred to as mineral fiber. It is commonly found in building materials and can cause serious respiratory issues when airborne fibers are inhaled.
Are fiber supplements really necessary?
Fiber supplements may be helpful, especially for a person who is transitioning to a new diet. Fiber supplements promote digestion and can reduce blood cholesterol levels. However, it is important that one take fiber supplements in moderation, as unwanted symptoms such as dehydration and fluid imbalances can result from excess doses.
Does fiber stay in your body?
Fiber does not stay in the human body because of the inability to digest it, similar to cellulose, which is found in plants. The fiber is removed from the body as quickly as possible, most commonly through the intestines, or colon. As it travels to the anus, it collects other wastes that may be trapped to the intestinal walls. The result is the fiber being removed via a bowel movement. Fiber is recommended to be ingested daily in order to regulate a healthy colon, such that the colon may help process digestible foods in a more efficient manner.
Will excluding fiber from the diet will accelerate transit time through the GI tract?
Excluding fiber from the diet can lead to faster transit time through the GI tract due to a lack of bulk and slower digestion. This may result in softer stools and potentially increased risk of constipation.
I inhaled carbon fiber dust from a fishing rod when i was cutting the tip off of it is this once off exposure to carbon fiber dust from fishing rods dangerous long term for my health?
No u will be just fine however long term exposure to carbon fiber dust is really bad. I work in a factory where one machine cuts carbon fiber all day and ik its dangerous but if it was that bad we wouldn't do it.
What may be the result of inadequate fiber?
Inadequate fiber intake can lead to digestive issues, such as constipation and irregular bowel movements, as fiber is essential for promoting healthy digestion and regularity. It may also contribute to an increased risk of chronic diseases, including obesity, type 2 diabetes, and cardiovascular disease, due to its role in regulating blood sugar levels and maintaining a healthy weight. Additionally, insufficient fiber can negatively impact gut health by affecting the balance of beneficial gut bacteria.
Do fruit and vegetable fiber become softer when cooked?
Yes, cooking can soften the fiber in fruits and vegetables. Heat breaks down the cell walls and pectin, making the fiber less rigid and more palatable. However, the degree of softness can vary depending on the cooking method and duration. Steaming and boiling typically result in softer textures compared to methods like roasting, which may preserve more of the fiber's structure.
Do pistachio nuts help move bowels?
Yes, because of the fiber content.
What is the effect of the draw frame gauge length on the properties of the spun yarn?
The gauge length must be appropriate for the fiber length; otherwise uncontrolled breaking of fibers may occur and uneven, weak spots in the yarn may result.
