“There is a reflex called the Gastrocolic Reflex. When you eat, your stomach sends a signal to your colon, especially telling it “hey, you gotta make room!” giving you the urge to defecate. Some foods stimulate the reflex more strongly than others, that is why sometimes it feels like food “went through you” after you eat.”
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Aurelia 1 year ago
Reflux is more common if you sleep on your left side
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Lisa 1 year ago
Aurelia, i think that is a seperate issue of stomach not allowing food to exit. i have to do breathing excercises to massage the stomach before i can sleep both sides!
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George 1 year ago
#7 Is that as useful? Probably not.
#12 I’m sure it’s more conditioning than evolution. If you hold one of their newborns under water for a couple of minutes, it probably won’t come up breathing.
#12 I’m sure it’s more conditioning than evolution. If you hold one of their newborns under water for a couple of minutes, it probably won’t come up breathing.
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Virdie 1 year ago
#3 Trust me, you licked it once in your life... as a baby or toddler EVERYTHING gets touched by your mouth.
#12 I’m sure it’s more conditioning than evolution. If you hold one of their newborns under water for a couple of minutes, it probably won’t come up breathing.