He also battled diverticulitis -- inflammation of the digestive tract.
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It will mainly trap what is in your digestive tract.
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A jittery person does not have a happy digestive tract.
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Their immune system mounts an attack on their digestive tract.
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Yes, hairballs, which had built up in her digestive tract.
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Colitis is a disease which causes inflammation in the digestive tract.
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He'd been battling high cholesterol and diverticulitis -- inflammation of the digestive tract.
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I am listening, I thought, to the cacophony of my digestive tract.
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Pure gold is chemically inert and passes undisturbed through the digestive tract.
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After passing through the digestive tract, this sweetener is excreted in urine.
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I felt a familiar sense of dread creeping up my digestive tract.
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Probiotics are simply beneficial bacteria that live in your dog's digestive tract.
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Jamie isn't just full of digestive tract knowledge in this episode, though.
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But it also turns up inside our bodies, along the digestive tract.
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Cancer linked to HPV Anal cancer occurs where the digestive tract ends.
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All of those support a healthy digestive tract and keep you regular.
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One doctor's report said Wenfeng had a tumor in his digestive tract.
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Their simple digestive tract contains methane-producing bacteria to aid in processing food.
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The digestive tract of the 'future of food' does not always run smooth.
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C elegans mostly consists of a primitive digestive tract and some clear gunk.
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The combination of wax and wick can be hellish on the digestive tract.
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Music that doesn't interfere with quiet conversation and doesn't upset the digestive tract.
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Germs that make it into your digestive tract don't always come from food.
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What was found in Otzi's digestive tract, and what does it tell scientists?
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But another culprit surfaced: a hemoglobin deficiency and polyps in his digestive tract.
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There's probably very little your digestive tract—or your immune system—would object to.
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The researchers focused on the animal's alimentary system, otherwise known as the digestive tract.
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Now imagine doing that with 110 bags of drugs hidden in your digestive tract.
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Once the injection has occurred, the needle can break down in the digestive tract.
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He had to be vigilantly burped, because his digestive tract lacked normal muscle activity.
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Daisy suffered from bile duct cancer, which attacks the digestive tract leading to the liver.
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The burgeoning field looks to treat illnesses by adding "good" bacteria to your digestive tract.
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And then the rest of her digestive tract, the ascending colon, was inverted as well.
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The capsules could be used to check for disease or conditons in the digestive tract.
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As a gastroenterologist, Dad was more interested in talking about organs in the digestive tract.
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Or was it something that the Lactobacilli in your digestive tract was actually jonesing for?
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If they occur frequently, however, it could cause a dangerous blockage in the digestive tract.
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But prunes are power-packed with nutrition and antioxidants, and are beneficial for your digestive tract.
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I tried not to think of live maggots in my mouth or in my digestive tract.
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Ingested wire bristles can become lodged in the throat or puncture the digestive tract, risking infection.
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As to its consequences farther down the digestive tract, those remain the province of further research.
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Fiber helps keep your digestive tract working properly as it ushers wastes out of the body.
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To get that glucose, the digestive tract breaks down carbohydrates, such as pasta, candy, or bread.
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Crohn's involves inflammation of the digestive tract, which can cause fatigue, abdominal pain, and bloody diarrhea.
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There are trillions of bacteria in the digestive tract, and as many as 100 different species.
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But gum disease was not associated with cancers of the pancreas, liver or lower digestive tract.
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Matthew Perry underwent surgery to deal with a serious health scare stemming from his digestive tract.
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The animal has two brains but a single respiratory system, digestive tract and body, according to SWNS.
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She had Crohn's disease, and it had ripped her digestive tract apart, Miller writes on her blog.
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That's a lot of insects working their way through the collective digestive tract of the Pacific Northwest.
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Indeed, there is abundant evidence that proteins are metabolized in the digestive tract into component amino acids.
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Instead, the sugars hang together until they reach a portion of your digestive tract called the jejunum.
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In case you're wondering, these beans did not pass through the digestive tract of a small animal.
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Some yoga experts say that this "massages the abdominal organs," which expels gas in the digestive tract.
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Bleeding was also a fairly common cause of death, often in the brain, lungs or digestive tract.
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But the researchers also wondered whether these hard-shell, every-ready eggs survive a bird's digestive tract.
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Crohn's disease is a bowel disorder that causes inflammation in the digestive tract, according to Mayo Clinic.
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Crohn's affects the lining of the digestive tract and can cause abdominal pain, diarrhea and rectal bleeding.
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Sculpting the poop into cuboid nuggets appears to be a finishing touch for the wombat digestive tract.
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Both activities stimulate the vagus nerve, which helps control unconscious activity of the heart and digestive tract.
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In a healthy digestive tract, food and waste move through the intestines by peristalsis, or involuntary muscle contractions.
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When the detergent passes through the rest of your digestive tract, it can cause gastrointestinal distress and diarrhea.
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This test sequences the DNA of your, well, poop to determine what's going on in your digestive tract.
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Then come wax models of a life-size digestive tract and a patient with a raging tongue tumor.
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We know that flatulence is caused by a buildup of gas in the digestive tract, according to MedlinePlus.
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Brenda Meng has Crohn's disease, a chronic inflammatory bowel disease that affects the lining of the digestive tract.
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Even a short flight can upset your pet's digestive tract — this goes for cats as well as dogs.
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Gut microbiota refers to the community of bacteria that live harmoniously together in our digestive tract, explained Kozyrskyj.
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They also affect the millions of microbes living in our digestive tract that are crucial for human health.
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First, the basics: Probiotics are live bacteria or yeast that live in our digestive tract and help aid digestion.
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From what I can tell Mickey and Goofy end up in Donald's digestive tract and give him mudbutt. Yeah.
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The three-inch wood pick, from a sandwich, traveled through most of his digestive tract without doing any harm.
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When doctors opened his abdomen to patch up the damaged digestive tract, they found it riddled with parasitic worms.
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In theory, it&aposs supposed to bind fat in your digestive tract so your body can&apost absorb it.
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The shrimp are purged (not fed) just before they are sold so there's no "vein" (digestive tract) to clean.
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They are known to enter fish through the mouth or digestive tract and eat them from the inside out.
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The comedian also suffers from Crohn's' disease, a chronic inflammatory bowel disease that affects the lining of the digestive tract.
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He was suffering from the autoimmune disease ulcerative colitis, a chronic bowel condition that causes inflammation in the digestive tract.
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Following a microscopic analysis, the team found a slow-growing carcinoid tumor in its digestive tract and diagnosed stomach cancer.
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Those espousing the benefits of juicing might say the goal is to flush harmful stuff out of your digestive tract.
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Internists diagnose and provide treatment for problems affecting internal organ systems, such as the stomach, kidneys, liver and digestive tract.
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Easily ingested, they start to build up in an animal's digestive tract, hindering its ability to absorb energy from foods.
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Another fiber study, again in mice, showed what happens when the bacteria in the digestive tract don't get any fiber.
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Studies have shown that probiotics, the living microbes that hang out in your digestive tract, effectively treat many skin conditions.
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Unnoticed in a sandwich or wrap, toothpicks can do a surprising amount of damage in the digestive tract, and beyond.
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ES has also been documented to metastasize to lymph nodes, skin, scalp, brain, digestive tract, liver, kidneys and musculoskeletal system.
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People with Crohn's have inflammation throughout the entire digestive tract, while in ulcerative colitis, only the large intestine is inflamed.
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Diverticulitis, inflamed pouches in the lining of the digestive tract, can lead to severe pain and may even require surgery.
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Another fiber study — again in mice — showed what happens when the bacteria in the digestive tract don't get any fiber.
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At the top of the rectum, the digestive tract takes a 90 degree turn like a kink in a hose.
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We want to have a healthy flora in our digestive tract because this keeps our immune system in a high vibration.
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Human hookworms are a thing too, and they will migrate into the blood and digestive tract, causing long-term health problems.
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An ingested battery can cause burns, irritation, loss of appetite, diarrhea, abdominal pain, and damage to the dog's digestive tract. Woof.
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Helicobacter pylori: These bacteria, which reside in the digestive tract, can cause gastric ulcers and are recognized as a bacterial carcinogen.
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People with stomach pain, digestive tract bleeding, bowel problems, colon growths and other issues may be advised to undergo the procedure.
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This probiotic is formulated to support your dog's digestive health and help maintain a healthy microflora balance in its digestive tract.
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Leeches must also keep the blood from solidifying in their own digestive tract long after they've let go of their host.
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The fact is, we need to be in an upright position regularly or we develop blood circulation and digestive tract problems.
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Cloudina's guts, then, are the first known example of our particular kind of digestive tract in the history of animal life.
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The capsule is designed to break down after three or four weeks, and will exit the body through the digestive tract.
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This gentle new species has a digestive tract that can process grass and skin that is UV protected and blemish free.
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Activated charcoal is mainly used to trap alcohol or medications that have been ingested and that are still in your digestive tract.
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The mom of four has battled other health issues — gastroparesis, a digestive tract illness; lingering injuries from a car accident and fibromyalgia.
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" He said while eating the morels and other edible mushrooms raw will not kill you, "your digestive tract will not be happy.
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Like the name suggests, the parasite infects the lungs of rats, which cough and introduce the worms into their own digestive tract.
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Dr. Pelton and Melissa Ranly performing and ultrasound on a juvenile green sea turtle to look for issues in the digestive tract.
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Laboratory studies have shown that if swallowed by fish, compounds in plastic fragments can be absorbed from the digestive tract into flesh.
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Did Nally drop the device in the poo or did it survive a seal's digestive tract and a year of being frozen?
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The drug has been approved as a treatment for certain other cancers of the digestive tract and a type of lung cancer.
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Were it not for the gnocchi and langoustines cushioning my digestive tract, I'm sure I would have felt butterflies in my stomach.
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Within two to five days after exposure, campylobacter can ravage the digestive tract, causing diarrhea, cramping, abdominal pain, fever, nausea, and vomiting.
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Read more: Over 100 bubble-tea balls got stuck in a teen's digestive tract and made her constipated for nearly a week.
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According to the second-century physician Galen, blood was made in the liver from food and drink carried from the digestive tract.
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The fluorescent marker revealed that the yeast had indeed moved from the digestive tract to the pancreas in a matter of minutes.
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The dark color in the vein is dirt or grit in the shrimp's digestive tract, and it is not harmful to ingest.
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According to Kyoto University researchers, fish oil not only activates receptors in the digestive tract, it induces storage cells to metabolize fat.
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While its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory nutrients offer protection to the entire digestive tract, celery may offer special benefits to the stomach.
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One of the most gruesome is tapeworm, a species of digestive tract-invading parasites that includes Diphyllobothrium nihonkaiense, or the Japanese broad tapeworm.
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Our intestines and gut don't move food down the digestive tract, so if you eat late at night, the food just sits there.
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The inflated balloons revealed that the tail end of the wombat digestive tract is disproportionately stretchy in some places and stiff in others.
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As the star unfolds it expands in size so it can remain in the stomach rather than being pushed down the digestive tract.
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Then add a half cup of lotus seeds, which, according to Chinese medicine, aid in kidney function and keep the digestive tract healthy.
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People with Crohn's can have inflammation throughout the digestive tract, while in ulcerative colitis, only the large intestine and the rectum become inflamed.
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Lee said last week one of the flesh-colored parasites he removed from the soldier's digestive tract was 27 cm (10.6 in) long.
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"Each supplement varies in ingredients, efficacy, and potency, and every diet and digestive tract is different, so we can't generalize," Dr. Nussbaum says.
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It's a posture that unkinks the lower digestive tract and is more likely to result in getting everything out in one fell swoop.
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Secondly, because of the short-circuiting of your plumbing [digestive tract], alcohol gets to the intestines faster, so the speed of absorption increases.
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Boston Marathon runners and Olympic athletes have higher than usual amounts of Veillonella bacteria in their digestive tract following races, a new study finds.
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"For some, like cancers of the digestive tract, the alcohol actually comes in contact with the tissue, so it's easier to understand," says Cho.
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Wire bristles tend to be sharp, so the risk of them puncturing the digestive tract and causing an infection could be greater, he added.
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It is big enough to resist the forces that would normally push something down the digestive tract, but too small to cause a blockage.
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A long-shot idea is an experimental contraption out of Argentina called a Fart Pack, which collects gas directly from a cow's digestive tract.
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Braving the chilly weather, I took my beard and digestive tract to Kate Away on San Gottardo street, so not far from A' Vucciria.
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Inflammatory bowel disease is a condition that affects either part or all of the digestive tract and the cause of the disease is unknown.
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He believed the key to the case was pineapple in JonBenet's digestive tract, which showed she had eaten some not long before she died.
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His cancer has spread outside of his colon, and he has lymph node tumors pressing on internal organs near his digestive tract and pelvis.
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Since edibles have to pass through the digestive tract first, it can take 30 minute to an hour for the effects to sink in.
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Given that the digestive tract has been evolving for more than five hundred million years, I'd always been wary of these shit-talkers' claims.
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Another is possible cancer-inducing damage to the upper digestive tract and salivary glands from frequent self-induced vomiting, a practice common to bulimics.
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And it increased the risk of significant bleeding in the digestive tract, brain or other sites that required transfusions or admission to the hospital.
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Tomlyn Tuna Flavor Laxatone Gel provides quick relief from hairball-related constipation and supports your cat's digestive tract to prevent hairballs in the future.
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Those with the lowest life purpose scores were also twice as likely to die from digestive tract conditions, compared to participants with the highest scores.
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Soluble fiber keeps water in your stool, which makes it large and soft, and allows it to move smoothly to your digestive tract, she says.
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What was really significant though was the soldier had uncooked kernels of corn in his digestive tract, which meant that he was scrounging for food.
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The box was designed in collaboration with the Nikolas Gregory studio, which has previously developed concepts like "poo jewelry" formed by the human digestive tract.
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As in "Law of the Jungle" which has a black-and-white X-ray of a snake with a mouse deep in its digestive tract.
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"Movement will affect digestion because it will help move food contents, gas, and stool along the digestive tract," Dr. Sophie Balzora, a gastroenterologist, told Health.
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Broccoli, for instance, is high in complex sugars, which take longer to break down in the digestive tract and produce more gas along the way.
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"Too much sugar can also lead to gas and bloating, because they're feeding the wrong kind of gut bacteria in your digestive tract," she adds.
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The report does not state whether the fecal material was given in liquid form as an infusion into the digestive tract or swallowed as pills.
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Outside of sperm storage, the vagina is awash with muscles that control contractions and movement—it's as mobile as the digestive tract is, Orr said.
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That way, the drug starfish naturally breaks down around the 21-day mark, travels through the digestive tract, and gets passed out the other end.
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To confirm that the elasticity variation really does form the cubes, Yang and Hu are now trying to model the wombat digestive tract using pantyhose.
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Vancocin, an antibiotic that targets bacteria in the digestive tract, was developed by Eli Lilly and sold to ViroPharma in 2004, according to the FTC complaint.
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If you need a brief health class recap, your anus is technically the end of your digestive tract, and it's where your bowels exit your body.
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After swallowing, the capsule unfurls into a star-like shape—a configuration that prevents it from entering the digestive tract, while still allowing food to pass.
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They found coffee drinkers to have a reduced risk of death from all causes of mortality, including circulatory diseases and diseases related to the digestive tract.
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It is also a way to deliver medicine orally without getting the digestive tract involved, so the drug can quickly flow into the bloodstream in seconds.
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Drink a ton of water and eat a lot more dietary fiber, both of which will dissolve hard stools and keep your digestive tract moving smoothly.
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She has Ehlers Danlos Syndrome (EDS), which causes her digestive tract to fail, and came up with the idea through her own experience in the hospital.
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Research has shown people on a vegan diet tend to have healthier gut microbiomes, or the collection of good bacteria that live in the digestive tract.
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It's possible that the temperature and chemical environment inside the digestive tract "might have annihilated them, in spite of a lack of mechanical damages," they wrote.
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Stool samples would contain viruses also from a person's digestive tract, which could, in theory, point toward a cure for drug-resistant TB and other maladies.
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The body loses water through the skin, lungs, kidneys and digestive tract; in other words, by sweating, breathing and elimination of waste, both liquid and solid.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration in October approved a treatment called Trikafta to fight the mucus-building disease that harms the lungs and digestive tract.
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That's how long it takes food to move through the digestive tract -- not, as it sounds, the amount of time it takes to get to work.
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It's also a wonderful source of phytonutrients, which have been shown to reduce instances of inflammation in the digestive tract, cells, blood vessels, and organs. 2.
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Her favorite topics involve how fat she feels, the consequences of her meals on her digestive tract, or what she ate, is eating or will eat.
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They stumbled upon it while conducting routine endoscopies, a medical procedure that sends a small camera down your gullet in order to look at the digestive tract.
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Lytwyn generally doesn't recommend keto, but she says if you ramp up your veggie intake while on the diet, it can increase motility for the digestive tract.
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It seems possible, even probable, that such trauma to the digestive tract can trigger the same epigenetic change that normally turns off the lactase gene in childhood.
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"We don't completely know how the gut microbiome, all of the bacteria that live inside of our digestive tract, fits in with all of this," she said.
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If you take CBD orally, through a supplement or a food, then the CBD has to move through your digestive tract, which may make it less potent.
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According to the study, published in Nature, the microscopic critters living in your digestive tract might contribute to a tendency toward gaining weight back after losing it.
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There, Patricia Yang, a postdoctoral fellow at Georgia Institute of Technology, presented research demonstrating that cube poop is produced by uneven elasticities within the wombat digestive tract.
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Lifestyle magazines briefly hyped a study out of Japan arguing that fish oil stimulated the digestive tract of mice to reduce weight gain and help weight loss.
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From examining traces of pollen in his digestive tract, scientists were able to place the date of Ötzi's death at sometime in late spring or early summer.
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Cooking food likely spurred more diet-driven evolution that further shortened the human digestive tract, leading to an even bigger brain and, eventually, The Great British Bake Off.
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Pitt says the 6-year-old's autopsy showed there was pineapple in her digestive tract, suggesting the fruit hadn't had time to fully digest before she was killed.
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He is less than a year removed from two surgeries to his digestive tract because the pain became so severe, and the disease turned his own body toxic.
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Even less is known about "nano"-scale plastic particles about the size of molecules and whether they pass as easily through the digestive tract as merely microscopic particles.
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"Intestine and Tassels" depicts the outline of a woman's torso with a rendering of the human digestive tract inside and a rope with tasseled ends encircling the shoulders.
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In some cases, the immune response may extend beyond the digestive tract and can prompt the patient's body to attack its own bones, spleen, joints, and nervous system.
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When I woke up in the recovery room, he said he couldn't find any inflammation or other red flags that pointed at an issue with my digestive tract.
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The treats also contain 25 milligrams of petrolatum per serving to help lubricate the digestive tract, allowing ingested hair to pass gently through without causing a dangerous obstruction.
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Likewise, horses fart so much because their diet is mostly plant-based, and their fibrous food gets digested through fermentation in the back half of their digestive tract.
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It was later determined that antibiotics he was given after a 2011 thumb injury likely altered his digestive tract and led to his struggle with auto-brewery syndrome.
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Fiber-rich foods like whole fruits break down slowly and travel farther through the digestive tract, which triggers the release of satiety hormones that make us feel full.
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"When we looked at the organs of her abdominal cavity — which has the organs of the digestive tract — they were transposed entirely right to left," Walker told USA Today.
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"You're not the only one," says a doctor, who then uses a picture of a digestive tract to explain OIC to the woman, and then offers Movantik to her.
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Researchers said early stage tumors were eating the sugars straight out of the digestive tract, using the molecules and converting them into the building blocks that grow the tumors.
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Eating according to a healthy plan also ensures proper brain function, nutrition, and digestive tract health—all of which need to be in good shape for healing to begin.
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"It's that feeling of over-fullness and discomfort in the digestive tract, or it's a visible distention of your abdomen, which increases the size of your stomach," Freuman added.
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In the FDA's reports, pet owners and veterinarians said dogs that ate these bones experienced blockages in the digestive tract, choking, cuts, vomiting, diarrhea and in extreme cases, death.
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Kari Kolstoe, 60, told CNN she was diagnosed 18 months ago with neuroendocrine cancer, which starts in the digestive tract and it makes carcinoid tumors all over your body.
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Bacteria double in population every four to 20 minutes, so it doesn't take a long time before there are millions of things ready to tear apart the digestive tract.
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We know this because her name is Irritabelle, her bodysuit is illustrated with a digestive tract, and she offers up what amounts to a travelogue of the alimentary canal.
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As the hot broth travels down your throat and through your digestive tract, it produces a warming, soothing sensation, akin to taking deep breaths and huge sighs of relief.
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"They have zero nutrition, are packed with fat and the seasoning is lots of salt, artificial colors and citric acid — all of which may irritate a digestive tract," she said.
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"They have zero nutrition, are packed with fat and the seasoning is lots of salt, artificial colors and citric acid — all of which may irritate a digestive tract," Blatner says.
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Novogen layers are genetically manipulated to develop a unique digestive tract that is able to keep up with a fast increase in consumption until they reach an ideal body weight.
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The new study involved 35 people with so-called precancerous lesions: abnormal cells or sores in the digestive tract where cancer is more likely to occur compared to normal tissue.
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Whole30 is a 30-day diet designed to end "unhealthy cravings and habits, restore a healthy metabolism, heal your digestive tract and balance your immune system," according to its website.
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It develops when an inherited CF gene directs the body's epithelial cells to produce a defective form of protein in the linings of the lungs, digestive tract and sweat glands.
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In one case a turtle was found with its digestive tract blocked by a soft piece of plastic; in another, its intestine was perforated by a sharp piece of plastic.
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And some research indicates that carbonated or sugary mixers may lead alcohol to pass through your digestive tract faster than normal, leading to more rapid intoxication and a worse hangover.
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Some researchers believe that injections get the drug into the body with little or no damage to the gut microbiome, while ingested antibiotic pills go straight into the digestive tract.
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What they really want is a medical treatment with the same effect — lowering the body's set point, the weight it naturally settles into — without drastically altering the person's digestive tract.
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A CBD gummy or even a supplement, on the other hand, would have to be absorbed through the digestive tract, which may take longer or result in a less potent effect.
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The "organ," called the interstitium, is a network of fluid-filled spaces that lie under the skin and surround organs like the lungs, digestive tract, urinary systems, arteries, veins, and muscles.
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You also have taste buds throughout your digestive tract, even in your intestines, for your body to anticipate what might be coming down the pipeline that it will have to digest.
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Websites that make dubious health claims allege that coffee enemas can do everything from detoxing and flushing "heavy metals" out of your digestive tract to fighting cancer and helping with depression.
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Among the opioid overdose patients, 25 percent experienced aspiration pneumonia, bacterial infections that happen when food, saliva or vomit is breathed into the lungs instead of remaining in the digestive tract.
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The treatment, ripretinib, was tested against placebo in 129 patients with advanced gastrointestinal stromal tumors (GIST), a rare cancer affecting the digestive tract, who had received at least 3 prior therapies.
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Intestinal gas comes from two main sources: air that's swallowed and makes its way into the digestive tract, and the gaseous byproduct of bacteria breaking down food in your large intestine.
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Our top pick is Tomlyn Tuna Flavor Laxatone Gel, which gently lubricates your cat's digestive tract to relieve hairball-related constipation and to prevent the formation of hairballs in the future.
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They're absorbed more quickly than long-chain fatty acids—they can pass directly out of the digestive tract and travel to the liver to be metabolized into energy, without intermediary steps.
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The gut microbiome, the roughly 10 trillion to 100 trillion bacteria and other microorganisms that live in the digestive tract, contributes to health by synthesizing vitamins, metabolizing drugs and fighting pathogens.
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And if you want to know how efficient your digestive tract usually is, eat a cob of corn and notice how long it takes before undigested kernels appear in your stool.
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Then, he instructed, sew up the digestive tract with a strong suture, and, "to buttress the repair," partly detach one of the neck muscles and use it to cover the wound.
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Researchers will look at fecal samples, blood, and urine of participants to see what effect an MRE diet, washed down with only water or black coffee, has on the digestive tract.
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U.S. drugmaker Merck's blockbuster drug Keytruda met the main goal of a late-stage trial testing the treatment in patients with cancers of the digestive tract, the U.S. drugmaker said on Wednesday.
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And because it really has zero nutritional value, most experts will just tell you not to swallow it — there's no point, and spitting it out might save your digestive tract some hassle.
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In people with IBS, the neurotransmitters in our gut (yes, we have them in there too) may be sending severe distress signals to the brain about benign contractions happening in digestive tract.
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"Excess sugar can lead to discomfort, bloating, and gas in your digestive tract," says Torey Armul, MS, RDN, LD, a registered dietitian and spokesperson for the American Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.
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Chronically achy joints, when coupled with bloating, could suggest a person has ulcerative colitis, a form of inflammatory bowel disease that causes sores or ulcers to form in a person's digestive tract.
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The compound is used to treat poisoning with heavy metals, like cesium, because it binds with them and allows them to pass through the digestive tract without being absorbed into the body.
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But after 18 hours, the phone hadn't budged: it was still in the patient's stomach, and nowhere close to passing into the small intestine to begin snaking its way through the digestive tract.
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The authors cite one animal study which suggests that changes among microbes in the digestive tract may be to blame; another examined whether artificial sweeteners could increase the intestines' ability to absorb glucose.
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One potential reason: Alcohol weakens our immune systems, making us more susceptible to inflammation, a driving force behind cancer, as well as infections and the integrity of the microbiome in our digestive tract.
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Not only is this Nutri-Vet Hairball Paw Gel free from petroleum-based ingredients, but it contains natural ingredients that lubricate your cat's digestive tract, support healthy skin and coat, and minimize shedding.
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Both of these methods permanently alter the digestive tract to help people lose an average of about 13 percent of their original bodyweight (and keep most of it off — more on that later).
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Some intriguing early research suggests links between the microbes that our animal companions bring into our homes — and that we breathe in and swallow — and the microbes that thrive in our digestive tract.
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The 64-year-old Arians was hospitalized in August before a Cardinals preseason game against the Chargers in San Diego, dealing with symptoms associated with diverticulitis, a condition that affects the digestive tract.
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Some scientists are skeptical of tests that claim to provide insight into the microbiome, the community of microorganisms that live in the digestive tract, because they say the results aren't supported by scientific research.
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The Roth net is a small plastic net that is usually used to remove polyps from the colon as well as any other foreign body found in the digestive tract -- namely parasites, Carmo said.
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According to Moving Animals, Jumbo developed an infection in his digestive tract, which made him so weak that his legs "snapped beneath him" while he was trying to pull himself out of the mud.
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In pregnant women, people over 65 or anyone with an impaired immune system, however, the infection can break out of the digestive tract — sometimes without manifesting the typical symptoms — and get into the bloodstream.
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"Such changes potentially contribute to alcohol-related diseases, including periodontal disease, head and neck cancer, and digestive tract cancers, but further research is needed to relate alcohol-related composition changes to disease phenotypes," they wrote.
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Heat also breaks down the fiber in kale in a way that, when it interacts with bile in the digestive tract, may help to lower levels of bad cholesterol in your blood, Dr. Gloster said.
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Inflammatory bowel disease, or IBD, is a disease with at least 19 million American sufferers that consists of a few underlying causes, like Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis, leading to inflammation in the digestive tract.
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The patient is usually sedated during the mostly pain-free procedure, but as the colonoscope is pushed through the digestive tract, the physical pressure on the colon can result in pain or soreness during recovery.
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A. While most fruits make a slow journey through the digestive tract, bananas and grapes are particularly high in fructose given the amount of fiber they contain, so they give us a faster sugar spike.
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Fishing out a parasite Based on this dietary information, his doctors performed an upper gastrointestinal endoscopy: a non-surgical examination of the digestive tract, using a flexible tube with a light and camera on the end.
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JON CARAMANICA "Third of May/Ōdaigahara," the radiant new song from Fleet Foxes, soothes, and then roars, and then caresses, and then pounds, and then gestates quietly, a digestive tract in repose after a rich meal.
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He sipped a stein of Palm beer, ate kebabs of beef and pork, and extolled the virtues of jalapeño-infused vodka (good for the digestive tract) and Donald Trump ("He looks like a man," he said.
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"The amount of plastic found in the cetacean's digestive tract was practically intact, and the proportion between the size of the animal and the ingested plastic is particularly significant," it said in a statement on Monday.
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I'm not entirely sure what Lil Xan is, but I'm very worried about his digestive tract, and I remain hopeful a teenage girl will explain what he is and why teen girls love his tattooed face so.
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This is how fiber can offer the greatest benefit, he explained, because the sugars are effectively sequestered within the fiber scaffolding of the cells, and it takes time for the digestive tract to break down those cells.
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Used in about 700,000 procedures annually in the U.S., the snake-like device is put down a patient's throat to diagnose and treat problems in the digestive tract such as cancers and blockages in the bile duct.
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Gorsky broke down a few of the ways surgeons could use Auris' Monarch platform, which makes endoscopy, a nonsurgical procedure that is used to inspect the digestive tract, look a bit like a high-stakes video game.
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While it is likely that the staple will pass through without any damage, it is possible that swallowed staples can injure the esophagus, stomach, or intestines on its way through the digestive tract and cause severe complications.
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This product is made with both mineral and vegetable oils in a palatable tuna-flavored gel that will lubricate your cat's digestive tract, helping him to safely pass hairballs instead of coughing them up onto your floor.
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Role of the microbiome About 60 tons of food pass through the average human's digestive tract in a lifetime, science says, exposing our insides to billions of different bacteria in addition to those we were born with.
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While direct causation is nearly impossible to prove, she marshals correlations that link chronic exposure to low doses of radiation with thyroid, heart and eye disease, cancers, endocrine and digestive-tract disorders, anaemia, birth defects and infant deaths.
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Typical medications used to treat long-term hiccups, according to the Mayo Clinic, are the muscle relaxer Baclofen; antipsychotic Chlorpromazine; and Metoclopramide, which increases muscle contraction in the upper digestive tract and is typically used to treat reflux.
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Different organisms take varying amounts of time to produce symptoms that might be recognized as food poisoning, and the "transit time" it takes for food to make its way through the digestive tract varies from person to person.
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In fact, the details of its digestive tract and their implications for our understanding of metabolism were more or less ignored for 60 years, until a young biologist named Stephen Secor started tracking rattlesnakes in the Mojave Desert.
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The treatment, Trikafta, is a combination of three drugs that target a defective protein responsible for the life-threatening disease that causes the build up of thick mucus in body parts such as the lungs and digestive tract.
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She barely noticed Taylor Swift and her boyfriend, Joe Alwyn, who moved so fluidly across the red carpet and then immediately out a side door that they seemed to be passing through some kind of celebrity digestive tract.
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Because the digestive tract can't break down hair, strands can accumulate in the stomach and intestines, causing blockages and a range of serious health complications, including intestinal bleeding, weight loss, nutrient deficiencies, ulceration, anemia, and, very rarely, death.
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Nationally, more than 650,000 ERCP procedures are performed each year, in which a scope is threaded down a person's throat to diagnose and treat problems in the digestive tract, such as gallstones, cancers and blockages in the bile duct.
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Made from all-natural ingredients like slippery elm bark, marshmallow root, papaya, and psyllium seed, Vet's Best Hairball Relief Digestive Aid Supplements support your cat's digestive system and lubricate hairballs so they can pass harmlessly through his digestive tract.
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Imagine that its digestive tract and most of the rest of its organs have gotten pushed out the backdoor of the shell, forming a long streamer of flesh that it keeps safe by burrowing into the wood it eats.
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At a briefing on Wednesday, lead surgeon Lee Cook-jong displayed photos showing dozens of flesh-colored parasites - including one 2125 cm (22016 in) long - removed from the wounded soldier's digestive tract during a series of surgeries to save his life.
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Stick bug eggs taken from the poop and the stick bug born out of a bird poop eggPhoto: Kobe UniversityThis wouldn't be the first time a living thing passed through a digestive tract as a part of the circle of life.
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In the alternative and complementary medicine communities, the ingestion of small amounts of diluted, high-concentration hydrogen peroxide, a form of "hydrogenoxygenation" therapy, has been promoted for a range of uses from cleansing the digestive tract and detoxifying to curing cancer.
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At a briefing on Wednesday, lead surgeon Lee Cook-jong displayed photos showing dozens of flesh-coloured parasites - including one 2125 cm (22016 in) long - removed from the wounded soldier's digestive tract during a series of surgeries to save his life.
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Yes, a glucose drip would've had a negative impact on the health-bestowing bacteria residing in her digestive tract—also known as the microbiome—and it would've also decreased her ability to absorb nutrients through traditional digestion after the strike ended.
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Having recently shown that the types of bacteria found in the mouth can influence the development of oral and upper digestive tract cancers, Ahn and her colleagues decided to investigate what diet and lifestyle factors might shape the oral microbiome.
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This was true for soluble fiber in foods like oat bran, which attracts water and slows digestion, and insoluble fiber in foods like wheat bran, which adds bulk to stool and helps food pass more quickly through the digestive tract.
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One of these is the boost it gives to a baby's immune system: because of the antibodies that are transmitted through a mother's milk, breastfed babies are more resistant to infections of the respiratory system and digestive tract during early childhood.
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On a gleaming metallic set whose silvery serpentine backdrop suggests a digestive tract (and whose light brown shag rug suggests, well, eww), Ikechukwu Ufomadu plays the fetishistic doctor with the shame-free self-satisfaction of a well-practiced talk-show guest.
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The biggest problem with these types of treats is that they can easily break off in large chunks and be ingested by your dog, proposing a high risk for those pieces to become stuck in their esophagus or digestive tract.
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The cause of death was organ failure, brought on by a lung inflammation and cancer of the digestive tract, according to his daughter, Li Nanyang, who spoke with doctors at the Beijing hospital where Mr. Li had been receiving treatment.
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This ad, featuring a digestive tract that looks like a discarded abomination from the Jim Henson Creature Shop, is one of three incredibly strange commercials that clogged up the game with cautionary tales about things going wrong with your bodily functions.
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Scientists in Europe were analyzing an already well-preserved 34- to 40-million-year-old French salamander fossil, when they found something even stranger: preserved organs, including a lung, a spinal cord, muscles, and genitals, and frog bones in the digestive tract.
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In 2015 a survey by Yonglong Lu of the Research Centre for Eco-Environmental Sciences in Beijing and others in Environment International, a scientific journal, counted hepatitis A, typhoid and cancers of the digestive tract among the health hazards of eating contaminated food.
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Yes, a glucose drip would've had a negative impact on the health-bestowing bacteria residing in her digestive tract—also known as the micro biome—and it would've also decreased her ability to absorb nutrients through traditional digestion after the strike ended.
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The shock value over how inactive they are throughout the day — compared to the healthiest cultures in the world — allowed me to better explain the importance of circulation and how that assists the digestive tract in digesting and absorbing nutrients from food.
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After hearing that Zhu had eaten hot pot recently, the hospital's chief physician speculated that the pork and mutton may have been infested with tapeworm larvae -- which could then have entered Zhu's digestive tract because the meat had not been cooked properly.
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The next morning I checked the internet for my symptom — dizziness after eating — and discovered the condition had a name: Postprandial hypotension, a sudden drop in blood pressure when too much blood is diverted to the digestive tract, leaving the brain relatively deprived.
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They were able to treat infections caused by Helicobacter pylori, bacteria that can live in the digestive tract and cause ulcers, by sending an antibiotic called clarithromycin in the vehicles, which are half the width of a human hair, to the affected areas.
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Sitting in a hospital bed in Tucson, Arizona just days after learning she had diverticulitis, an inflammation of the digestive tract, Julia recounted how Losoya helped enroll her and Miguel in a private health plan which is subsidized by the federal government.
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Through meticulous research into motivational analysis' our engineers have found even deeper' more personalized satisfactions for nearly every human appetite and archetype—from the eating of Siberian huskies on your own doomed South Pole expedition to exploring the digestive tract of the giant cuttlefish.
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PARENTS SHARE HEARTBREAKING PHOTOS OF BABY SET TO LOSE LIMBS TO MENINGITIS Most of the time, when someone swallows something other than food, the object will pass through the person&aposs digestive tract and out the other end with no issues other than discomfort.
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So instead of passing through the digestive tract, the worm larvae "can get lost, and it will go to the brain, and it'll stay there," said Heather Stockdale Walden, an assistant professor in the Department of Infectious Diseases and Pathology at the University of Florida.
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Evidence shows a plant-based diet has lots of benefits, but meat can be perfectly healthy in moderationThere is some evidence that people on a vegan diet tend to have healthier gut microbiomes, or the collection of good bacteria that live in the digestive tract.
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LeMoine said the waxworms were not an immediate solution to plastic pollution, with still more work to be done to understand how the caterpillars and the microbes in their digestive tract work together before it can be adapted and replicated on a large scale.
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I became a one-armed man: By the time he was 2 months old, I could do almost any task with Zack cradled face down in the crook of my arm, where his own weight applied constant, soothing pressure to his sputtering digestive tract.
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But an international team of researchers reported last week in the journal Ecology that whole killifish eggs make it through the digestive tract of water birds intact, with one egg in the study even hatching more than a month after its transit through a swan.
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It also means that these chickens, with a digestive tract that can handle a diverse diet and the ability to exercise, live a healthier life, are higher in Omega-3 and taste better than your average Cobb 500 or Ross 308, according to the company.
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The animal is essentially a slithering digestive tract: In the wild, it often spends a month or two in silent ambush; then, when the moment is right, it wraps its coils around a monkey, a pig, an antelope and swallows its prey head first.
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Combining these actuators with other advancements in edible electronics — batteries that can safely pass through a digestive tract, or chips and cameras that are already on the market that can be ingested — could one day make for a fully edible robot, the researchers from EPFL told Recode.
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Whole-grain nutrients are released in the digestive tract more slowly than in refined grains, and we tend to chew whole grains longer thus stimulating more satiety hormones, which is not the case with soft, sweetened, refined cereal-based foods, Fardet told Reuters Health by email.
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While the study wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove yogurt or fiber protects against lung cancer, it's possible these kinds of foods might lead to changes in the gut microbiota - the bacteria living in our digestive tract - that help protect against cancer, the study authors hypothesize.
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Yang and her colleagues noticed that, toward the final 8 percent of a turd's long journey through the digestive tract (it takes up to 2.5 weeks for consumed food to make its way down the wombat's alimentary canal), the consistency of the poop changed from liquid to solid.
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According to the Cornell College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, the beans themselves pose less of a threat, so long as they remain intact:If the seed is swallowed without chewing, and there is no damage to the seed coat, it will most likely pass harmlessly through the digestive tract.
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After reading this article I question its scientific validity for the following reasons: The primary reason this study is scientifically invalid is that there is no evidence that a protein the size of apoaequorin, administered in a pill form can enter the body via absorption from the digestive tract.
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Henderson says he always had stomach issues, even as a child, but it wasn't until last December, after months of increasingly intolerable stomach pain and, finally, a trip to the hospital, that he was diagnosed with Crohn's disease, a chronic inflammatory bowel disease that affects the lining of the digestive tract.
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" When asked just how long he could possibly keep up the act—and if he was worried about any risk to his health, given all that paper and ink entering his digestive tract—Maloney told us that he'd keep eating Jason pix for "as many [days] as I need to.
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Ingestible electronics that are already on the market include pills with ingestible sensors on them that can track patient compliance, as well as a camera that is small enough to be swallowed to record activity in a person's digestive tract to help diagnosis issues, like bleeding, that scopes can't detect.
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Instead, we saw scores of presentations on expensive medications for blood sugar, obesity and liver problems, as well as new medical procedures, including that stomach-draining system, temptingly named AspireAssist, and another involving "mucosal resurfacing" of the digestive tract by burning the inside of the duodenum with a hot balloon.
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But even with flocks adding up to hundreds of birds eating stick insects and excreting their eggs, dispersal would be a rare occurrence, given that stick insects don't carry many fully developed eggs inside them, and so few make it through the brown-eared bulbul's digestive tract intact and viable.
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"The weight that it takes them one year to lose is typically back in two months," often because a body with longstanding obesity defends itself against weight loss by drastically reducing its metabolic rate, an effect not seen after bariatric surgery, which permanently changes the contours of the digestive tract.
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Pros: Free from petroleum-based ingredients, rich in natural oils for healthy skin and coat, gentle lubricants help hairballs to pass safely through the digestive tract, available in chicken and salmon flavor, thick gel is easy to administerCons: Some cats may not like the flavor, thick gel may slide off the paw
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But Dr. Martin J. Blaser, a professor of microbiology at New York University, the author of "Missing Microbes" and the nation's leading authority on the risks of antibiotic use on the microbiome, says that even if antibiotics are administered by injection, some of the drug still finds its way into the digestive tract.
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A newly released medical report aptly titled "Orthodontic braces come back to bite," details the case of a woman who swallowed a dental wire from her braces at least 10 years ago — and the wire stayed in her digestive tract until it finally punctured her small intestine, sending her to the ER for emergency surgery.
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In a ten-page lawsuit, Karen Goode is asking for "damages in excess of $1,000,000" because of a rice and beans dish that she alleges contained a worm that "embedded in the interior lining of (her) small intestine" and "began to eat (her) alive from inside-out," causing neck, digestive tract, shoulder, and arm injuries.
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This high-quality diet and smaller digestive tract is thought to have evolved along with a bigger human brain, the "expensive tissue" hypothesis (brains burn 22 times as many calories as muscle, begging an explanation) that explains why we evolved a mind that has come up with such nutritional marvels as the deep-fried turkey and the cheese dog.
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The x-ray revealed that the dog had nearly 20 pacifiers stuck in his stomach, pacifiers that he likely stole from his two young, human siblings and gobbled up over the past few months After the x-ray, Angell's Dr. Erika De Papp removed 19 pacifiers from Mortimer's stomach via an endoscopy, "a non-surgical procedure used to examine—and oftentimes remove — items from an animal's digestive tract," according to MSPCA.
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Pros: Made with mineral and vegetable oils to lubricate your cat's digestive tract, helps your cat safely pass hairballs instead of vomiting them up, comes in a variety of cat-approved flavors, gel formula is easy to administer, comes with a 100% satisfaction guaranteeCons: Some cats don't enjoy the flavor, consistency is a little thinner than some gel lubricants, contains petroleum-based ingredients (except the natural chicken flavor)
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"Ornithischian dinosaurs—the horned, dome-headed, armored, and duckbilled dinos and their early relatives—have been recognized for over a century by a set of specialized features: pubic bones in the pelvis that tilt backward instead of forward, to make room for a big digestive tract; a predentary bone at the tip of the lower jaw to help support the beak; and tendons along the backbone that had turned to bone, to help support the vertebral column and the big gut," he told Gizmodo.
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