Race Against the Clock: Digestive System
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- It is a condition where the muscles of the colon contract more frequently than usual.
- One symptom of this disease is experiencing a burning sensation in the throat and chest, commonly known as heartburn.
- It is defined by stools that are unusually loose and watery.
- These are holes in the linings of the stomach or upper part of the small intestine caused by exposure to acids.
- It is also known as gastroenteritis.
- We should immediately lay down just after eating as it eases the digestion.
- Eating quickly and chewing the food will help make the digestive process smooth.
- Smoking and alcohol consumption reduce the likelihood of developing liver and kidney diseases.
- Drinking too many alcohols beverages will repair the inner lining of your stomach.
- Engaging in regular and moderate physical activity aids in strengthening abdominal muscles, thereby reducing the strain during digestion.
