How to pronounce Intestine in English

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small intestine before it gets into the large intestine because in the large intestine we

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Small intestine before it gets into the large intestine because in the large intestine we

Mouth, eyes, gut and intestine

intestine and all the different parts while the large intestine liver is kind

Imbalance and small intestine bacterial overgrowth

The small intestine to the large intestine as it passes this little ileocecal valve the

We're also going to have consequences in the small intestine and the large intestine and

The large intestine but who also have them in the small intestine and now it

In the large intestine and now they become food for the bacteria in your large intestine and they

The later portion of the large intestine it moves

Of the small intestine but as we move to the

Damaged villi meaning the intestinal membrane in your small intestine

Distal or late portion of the small intestine now we become

Large intestine we are acid and then as we move toward

Cholesterol into the intestine but because it's an important substance it

Relatively short digestive tract small intestine they have a very low pH

That the small intestine reabsorbs 50% of the cholesterol that was eliminated

Because everything that happens in the large intestine needs to be slightly

They're in the first part of the small intestine of the jejunum

What it looks like in your small intestine these are called intestinal

Bacteria you get small intestinal bacterial overgrowth in your large intestine and that's

Up into the small intestine and now you have something called SIBO small

Doesn't matter if the erythritol doesn't make it to the large intestine because

Small intestine because they further break down the food if we don't break

The small intestine they get absorbed right after they leave the stomach and

Tract but not equally distributed throughout So the small intestine is not supposed to

They're showing all this stuff happening and the food gets into the intestine and

Your biome then the bacteria tend to move from the large intestine and back

Floating into the small intestine and a an enzyme to break down a disaccharide

More and once that breakdown is done then in the small intestine there is

Hundreds of thousands of unknown viruses probably are covering our bodies, in our intestine,

intestine bacterial overgrowth and one of the main symptoms of that is gas and bloating

Have a lot of bacteria. The small intestine does the vast majority of absorption nutrients

And now these bacteria start working their way back through the small intestine and we

Bacteria increases 1 million times and the large intestine is where we have these trillions

Alkaline as soon as we cross into the large intestine the early portion of the

It's still going to be around to feed the bacteria and the small intestine and

Smaller and smaller pieces and then into the small intestine where it sits for a

In the stomach you are going to make less enzymes in the small intestine and

They cross the barrier they cross the intestinal membrane in your small intestine and they pass

The erythritol because 90% of the erythritol gets absorbed very quickly in the small intestine so

Only very small amounts get passed through to the large intestine to be fermented so therefore

Talk about this in a second it does things throughout digestion and in the small intestine

In perspective for you the small intestine is supposed to have about a thousand or 10

To the 3 bacteria per gram or cubic centimeter whereas the large intestine is supposed to

Through to the small intestine after about two to four hours and in the ideal scenario

In the small intestine can break them down into individual amino acids and we can absorb

intestine which is the last portion of the bowel but if you have a problem with

That means that the old food is sitting in the large intestine an average of 24

And the waste into the common bile duct and then out into the intestine where the food

And in the small intestine is where bile does most of it's work most of it's digestive

The bag. That we talked about in your large intestine convert the last 20% to now that

They don't make it into the bloodstream then they pass through the small intestine and they end up

And now we're also not going to have the optimum healthy gut flora in the large intestine so

Two to five hours in the stomach then when it's ready it moves into the small intestine that's

Is going to get absorbed that's going to happen much later in the small intestine so it sits for

Nutrients are absorbed in the small intestine 4 to 12 hours after you eat the food and what that