Intestines

Yes, they can. Fortunately, cats tend not to eat foods that they cannot digest. This is the major cause of intestinal flatulence (gas). Feeding cats tasty "human food" increases the chance of this occurring. Cat Farts are SBD (Silent but deadly).

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because she saw you poo you pants

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Yes, it is called an impaction.

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Constipation that does not respond to routine medical management of constipation.

Legumes can cause gas because they contain a sugar, oligosaccharide, which is a large molecule that is not broken down and absorbed by the lining of the small intestine as other sugars are. This is because the humans do not produce alpha-galactosidase, the enzyme that breaks down oligosaccharides. The oligosaccharides pass through to the large intestine intact, where bacteria break them down. The bacteria produce the gas. You can add alpha-galactosidase in the form of an enzyme supplement just before eating, although it is not appropriate for people with diabetes or the genetic disease galactosemia, as it may lead to an increase in blood sugar level in general and galactose in particular. Because the alpha-galactosidase is grown on a fungus, people who have mold allergies may have an allergic reaction to the supplement. The most popular brand of enzyme, Beano, contains gelatin from fish, so vegetarians may want to use a brand called BeanZyme, which is vegan.

You can get pinworms from an infected child or adult not washing their hands. Eggs can be picked up from clothing, bedding or air and swallowed or inhaled.

The small intestine is a key part of the digestive cycle. It begins in your mouth with the chemical and mechanical (chewing) breakdown of food. Chewing breaks down the food and mixes it with saliva and mucus and CACA (helps bond food together). When food is swallowed it enters the esophagus and travels to the stomach using a muscular contraction called peristalsis. The contents are then emptied into the stomach and are broken down even more by gastric juices that contain digestive enzymes along with the contraction of the stomach which moves the contents to the beginning of the small intestine (duodenum). The bile and pancreatic duct empty their excretions in the duodenum. The bile breaks down fats while the pancreatic enzymes help break down other food particles. The majority of absorption takes place in the second part of the small intestine (jejunum). Nutrient and fat particles are absorbed by the walls of the jejunum while the excess waste is sent further down through the large intestines which prepare it for excretion by reabsorbing all liquid. The intestinal wall is covered in finger like villi which contain a network of blood vessels (capillaries). These absorb the available nutrients and transport it to the liver. The fat particles are also absorbed, but taken into the circulatory system. - km

By overusing suppositories or anything that induces a bowel movement you can in effect weaken the smooth muscle tissue of your bowels and disrupt the normal rhythm. If you're having problems and currently relying on suppositories, lower the amount of times you use them during the week, look for natural alternative methods, and only use them when absolutely necessary.

sometimes. some worms are parasites so they feed off other organisims.

A result of 10.0 U/L is actually normal since the normal range is between 10 and 140 U/L. The normal value of 21.0 to 67.0 is incorrect.

Yes they do. Almost all animals have to pass gas to relieve excess waste products other that passes gas known as methane. the most known animal that passes gas is a skunk

The small intestine is about 6-7 meters long.

The first portion is called the duodenum and is about 20-25 cm long. There are 4 parts to the duodenum: (1) superior portion, (2) descending poriton, (3) inferior protion, (4) ascending poriton.

The second protion is called the Jejunum and the proximal 2/5 of the small intestine (excluding the duodenum).

The last portion is called the Ileum and composes the distal 3/5 of the small intestine.

A potentially dangerous, toxic compound and a relative of morphine, used as a strong purgative or emetic. Also used via SQ injection to palliatively treat the effects of Parkinson's Disease and also erectile dysfunction. I strongly recommend that, if you take this compound you do so under a doctor's care.

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Yes. In fact, it is a quicker method of getting drunk. It also is deadly. You can get alcohol poisoning in 15 minutes depending on the amount of alcohol you use... and not much is needed to reach that level.

The rectum is 4-5 inches long, it's a muscle that expels waste. There's not much about it.

It could mean a lot of things. It is best to go and have it checked out and find out what is going on. The test isn't cheap either. Hope you have insurance.

The Seminal Vesicles are two pouches that lie between the bladder and the rectum. They secrete and store a fluid to be added to the secretion of the testes at the time of ejaculation.

-dylan r. fussell, 16yrs old

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you can keep an eye on your diet, maybe change it about a bit, try new things, swap some old things, beans make me fart, but i don't eat beans very much now and i don't fart very much now either!

however i would not recommend taking foods out of your diet unless you don't like them or have a reaction to them, just limit them and see how it goes, and as always try to replace it with something that does the same jobs it does, as you need the nutrients and vitamins from the food you eat.

you should get some info on foods and what they do and as always maybe even see your doctor if you feel worried and or need advice on these things.

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There are a few different ways of removing caffeine, but often a solvent will be used to extract caffeine from the coffee bean while leaving all the other chemicals in tact. This is then repeated several times to extract even more caffeine.

Other methods involve soaking of the beans to remove caffeine, and subsequently filtering the caffeine out of the water while keeping the beans and extracted coffee solids together.

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