The main source of blood glucose comes from food, principally from the two types carbohydrates. Simple carbohydrates include fruits, fruit juices, table sugar, sweets and alcoholic beverages. These are easy to break down once ingested and cause blood sugar levels to spike immediately. Complex carbohydrates take more time to digest and convert into glucose. They are less likely to cause a rapid increase in blood sugar levels. These are usually in the form of starch and include whole grains, nuts, legumes, beans, cereals and breads.
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glucose is an easily digestible nutrient
The counter shading provides camouflage for the frog and keeps the prey from being able to see it easily. It is also able to blend in with the surroundings.
it is not that scared easily
No bamboo is a very hard stick that does not break easily
protruding and easily movable anthers help in wind pollination.
Foregut fermentation advantages: - Allows large amounts of food to be stored for later mastication and fermentation. - The main products of fermentation have plenty of time to be absorbed - as they travel through the rest of the digestive tract. - Any microbes (bacteria) that help this process can also be digested, releasing proteins. Disadvantages: - all food is exposed to bacterial breakdown (meaning the animal can't utilize high quality protein, sugars, etc.) - easily digestible substrates can reach the bacteria (can lead to ruminal acidosis - grain overload) Hindgut fermentation advantages: - Not all food is exposed to bacterial breakdown - Protein, fat, non-structured carbohydrates can be utilized like they would be in a carnivore/omnivore - The amount of easily digestible substrates reaching the hindgut is reduced (preventing things like grain overload) Disadvantages: - only one opportunity to chew food - may not have enough time for optimal bacterial action - not all bacterial products get absorbed - lots of bacteria are lost in the faeces
no
cause it just is okay??
because it is digested easily and provides instant energy to the person.
because it is digested easily and provides instant energy to the person.
Yes. Cane sugar (sucrose) should be easily digestible as it is composed of 50% glucose and 50% fructose. The glucose aids digestion of the fructose. As always, other factors beyond your fructose malabsorption may influence your ability to digest sucrose.
I believe you mean ramen noodles … and, yes, they are.
A doctor want a substance for his eldery patients that was easily digestible
You can find a short list of easily digestible foods along with other information about digestion in the related links section.
As long as they are soft and they don't appear to be hurting her (choking, etc) and are easily digestible nothing.....
Probably anyone who wishes to present numerical information in an easily digestible form, where precision is not critical.
Glucose and sucrose are both as easily digested as the other by humans. This is because they are both simple sugars.
It is very high in energey and can easily be digested. The carbohydrates from the bread and protein from the peanut butter is where the energy comes from.