when you're hungry, what makes our stomach creates the sound???? how come the sound appears??
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Gas, my dear . .gas and acids in the stomach.
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Yet hunger really has nothing to do with an empty stomach but, instead, is a product of certain nutrients missing in the blood.\n\nIt happens when your stomach walls squeeze together in an attempt to mix and digest food and there's no food there. Gases and digestive juices slosh around in your empty stomach.  Its called Borborygmi\n\n Furthermore, growling doesn't only come from the stomach but, just as often, can be heard coming from the small intestines. Growling is more commonly associated with hunger because it is typically louder when the stomach and intestines are empty and so the organs' contents don't muffle the noise.
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What you are feeling is your gastrointestinal tract moving.\n\nYour GI tract does what is called parstolic movement.  this is how the digested food moves along to the exit...\n\nWhen your Gi tract is very active you will hear your belly rumble gurgle and many other weird sounds like you had an alien baby in there...\nBUT don't worry that is normal to hear your belly rumble, it would not be normal to have no sound at all.\nThat would mean things have stopped moving and BOY WOULD YOU KNOW IT !!!  You would not be able to go #2 and that would really make you cranky...
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A grain of rice makes a sound when it falls, too. It's just that our ears are not sensitive enough to hear it.\n\nBy your reasoning, a bat or a dog whistle doesn't make a sound either just because we as human beings can't hear it, and that's simply untrue.
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eat a few baking soda crackers, I have heard that they prevent that sound because your stomach has them to "chew" on. That sound is the entrance and exit to your stomach opening and closing on nothing, so if you put some crackers in there it won't make that sound.
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It is a liquid your body produces to add moisture to food for easier swallowing and contains a solution starts the digestion of the food even before you swallow it.
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When you had a good meal, aren't you satisfied\nDoesn't that meal live inside you and is waiting for the great belly display
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try About.com\n hey have some really great information..\n or just type in the search engine..how does a stomach work?\n you'll have many choices..that's what my son does when he wants to know something..
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I hope you're not eating your stomach.  If you burp and get that smell, it may be from sulfur-producing bacteria somewhere in your digestive system.
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Just pat your stomach and say, boy I must be hungry....I know it happens to all of us, don't' be embarrassed...
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spicy foods tend to increase stomach acid, stomach acid and food produce gas. This gas may try to escape up the esophogus. The nature of the esophogus is to push food into the stomach. A hiccup is a reflex action trying to force the gas out of the esophogus. To stop hiccuping try not to suppress it and allow the gas out of the esophogus! BURP!
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Researchers at the U.S. Department of Energy's Brookhaven National Laboratory have found new clues to how the brain and the stomach interact with emotions to cause overeating and obesity. By looking at how the human brain responds to "fullness" messages sent to the brain by an implanted device that stimulates the stomach, the scientists have identified brain circuits that motivate the desire to overeat in the obese -- the same circuits that cause addicted individuals to crave drugs. The scientists have also verified that these circuits play a critical role in eating behaviors linked to soothing negative emotions. The study appears in the October 17, 2006 issue of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, published online in PNAS Early Edition the week of October 2.\n\nThis study opens new territory in understanding how the body and brain connect to each other, and how this connection is tied to obesity," said lead author Gene-Jack Wang of Brookhaven Lab's Center for Translational Neuroimaging. "We were able to simulate the process that takes place when the stomach is full, and for the first time we could see the pathway from the stomach to the brain that turns 'off' the brain's desire to continue eating."
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Make yourself sick and throw up. Once your stomach is empty, get sick again....THEN, you will find bile. YUCK!
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fly's (throw up) on the food they are about to eat. they secrete stomach fluids onto their food so it starts digesting it and then they slurp the digested food and stomach fluids up! yummy.
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Maybe you'll get a stomach ache?  \nScientifically, I'm pretty sure the only reason we need to chew our food is to make it easier to digest in our stomachs.  Also, I guess you might choke if it gets caught in your throat.
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unfortunately, we can easily confuse the signals of our body, in that i mean are we hungry or is our body thirsty, try and drink a glass of water, wait ten minutes and see if you are still hungry, maybe your body is signaling that it's thirsty, normally us humans can't deciper the hungry and thirsty part. it works!
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The human can eat a whole lot before you start vomitting it back up.  I mean a whole lot.  Your brain will get the signal that you are full, but you can continue eating for a long time before your body starts to regurgitate the food.  Hope I helped and have fun.