Digestive System

When your farts are smelling fishey,you'll know- it happens to me- just like eating hard boil eggs-its the same(STINKEY)

The endoderm.

First you have mechanical and chemical forms that aid in the digestive process. The chewing or mastication breaks down the food so that more surfaces are available to the chemical processes that finally digest the food. Once a swallow of food (bolus) is in the stomach, digestive acids break down the food further. It is the same hydochloric acid that would burn your skin if thown at you. The rugae (folds in the stomach) also helps mechanically break down the food to churn and contract the muscles. This is called peristalsis. Next step is on to the duodenum. The duo (two) denum (ten)is the sum of its name in inches--it is 12 inches long. Here the chyle and chime (why don't more parents name their kids medical names, I wonder?) chuchchurn down to the small intestines. Here, more chemicals come from the pancreas, liver and gall bladder to break down the fats, carbs (starch), and proteins. These agents are called the lipase, protease and amylase--ahhh, more baby names! Vomit now, and you would bring up bile and pretty much digested food particles. Keep it down and it progresses to the jejunum and then the ileum. Remember it by The DJ is I gnorant!. D-Duodenum, J-Jejunum, I-Ileum. I will give you more of the trip to the netherland if you like what you read so far.

there both as hard to digest!! How ever if you nibble the chese cracker you can digest it quicker

At first you wont feel it, you'll haunch over a little bit and feel very confused. After about 2 minutes it feels similar to both stepping on a nail only much wider and through your gut and swollowing a molten hot bowling ball. It's remarkably painful and it becomes very difficult to breath. Your thoughts remain surprisingly coherent while you wait to either die or be rescued depending on the situation. I was very fortunate in that the bullit missed my aorta by a centimeter and my hip bone by even less. It went in dead center, one in. above my belly button, and exited out the back left side of my body. It passed through my stomach, jejunum twice, severed a uritor, and passed through my colon. It was a 40 cal. fired from 3-4 ft. away with the intention to kill. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.

The purpose of digestion is to digest food and absorb the energy from the food. Also some parts of the digestive system also helps you to remove wastes from the body. ;)

Labetalol can cause lesions that look similar to lichen planus. These lesions can be located in the mouth or elsewhere in the body.

The greater the surface area is the more material can be absorbed in a shorter amount of time. The digestive and respiratory systems in the human body are also designed to fit better in smaller spaces without giving up much efficiency.

There are many kinds of appetite suppressants.

Acomplia (discontinued in the EU, maybe in the US also due to high risk of suicide) is contradicted officially to psychiatric disorders (for which you are taking the SSRIs) but if your psychiatrist prescribed it so, it's ok.

Meridia/Reductil is itself an SSRI, so co-administration is not a great idea. Discontinued in many countries due to risk of suicide.

Most probably you are referring to Ampetamine class, stick to doctors instructions. It is possible, but co-administration may have some risks.

Protein

"Small portions of the mashed sandwich are pushed into the digesting area of the stomach, where gastric juice mixes with the mass. Acid in gastric juice unwinds proteins for the bread, seeds, and peanut butter; then an enzyme clips the protein strands into pieces. The sandwich has now become chyme."

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In your mouth, amalyze chemically digests new food through your spit. This is a form of hydrolysis in digestion.

Eggs don't normally give people gas. However, sometimes people's digestive tracts do not react too well to eggs and create more gas than normal. But if your digestive system works normally, eating eggs should not give you too much of a problem.

stomach

food gets broken down into simpler subs. like carbohydrates into monosaccharides(mainly glucose and fructose) proteins into amino acids and fats into lipids. They then get absorbed into the bloodstream.

Absolutely not. Fried foods contribute to the accumulation of fatty deposits in the blood vessels which makes circulation difficult. If blood can't get to where it needs to go, then cells are going to be deprived of oxygen. Additionally, habitual consumption of fried foods leads to weight gain that further increases blood pressure and overall health deterioration.
This is a false statement. Fried foods have been known to cause impaired blood circulation and could lead to cardiovascular diseases. There are no benefits to the respiratory system from eating fried foods.

The small and large intestines comprise the final and terminal sections of the gastrointestinal tract. The movement of bile along these sections is aided by peristaltic contractions of intestinal muscles.

Stomach mucosa is what contains hydrochloric acid and several enzymes that break down food in the stomach. Stomach mucosa is also referred to as gastric mucosa.

Around 10/20 mins

what orgens resposible for digestion

Mechanical and chemical digestion are not the same.

A stomach is attached the esophagus. A pigs anatomy is a lot like a human most people use pigs to understand the human anatomy.

Yes, in general. However, not all can be used right away and so the excess will be stored in adipose tissue.

CPT code; 43135

because it takes time for your brain to react to the change and to improve it you could do mind games to speed it up like sudoku or the Nintendo game

dear friend you will just have to live with it. you are not alone i can assure you that.