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How long does it take for a human to digest steak?
It takes 14 days to digest beef and only 4 hours for it to begin rotting!
How long does pork stay in the human body?
It takes the human body about two hours to fully digest turkey and other poultry. Darker meats, like beef and pork, take longer to digest because of of their higher fat density.
Why symptom appear late in mushroom poisoning?
because it takes longer time for the stomach to digest mushroom
Why do carnivores have a shorter small intestine?
It takes longer to digest plants because of the high amount of fiber.
How long does it take for sugar to turn into fat?
Well im no doctor or anything but by from my understanding it takes 24 hours for your food to digest completely.So it depends on what food you eat.If its a donut it may occur when the digesting takes place in the body.
How do I raise my metabolism?
You can try excercising more. You can also eat more protein which takes longer for the body to digest.
How fast can athletes digest food?
It takes an athlete about an hour to digest food. Depending on the type of food they eat it can take longer if the food has a large amount of fat while food with less fat is easier to digest.
Do humans digest chicken faster than pork?
Yes, chicken does get digested faster than pork. This is because of the high fat content in pork, and fat takes longer to digest.
How long does it take to digest duck meat?
It takes just aslong to digest duck as it takes to digest any other food
Why the calcium in a steak bone takes longer to dissolve than that of a chicken bone?
cattle are older and have larger heavier bones than chickens
How long does it take to completely digest a steak?
The trip from the mouth to the "exit" of the digestive tract normally takes about 24 hours, but it varies with different people, their degree of activity, even their particular chemistry.
What foods stay in your body the longest?
Foods high in fat and protein tend to stay in the body longer, as they take longer to digest. Examples include red meat, nuts, and whole milk products. Foods high in fiber also stay in the body longer because they are more difficult to digest.
