How many hours after you've eaten before the stomach gets empty again?
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i remember my sister telling me about this but it realli depends on wat u eat meat takes longer to break down and the quantity that u eat the more u eat the more it takes to digest i think sorry i cant help u on this but i think that may give u a little clue right
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WELL,WHAT DID YOU EAT BEFORE GOING TO BED? SOME TIMES I EAT SO MUCH FOOD, HOURS BEFORE I GO TO BED,THAT I STILL   FEEL SEMI FULL THE NEXT DAY, AND I WOULD EAT VERY LATE IN THE DAY.COULD THAT BE IT!
90293
about a week,but it depends on how many you ate.where they anygood?havent had those in many years.
220150
You can eat everything you want.................. between the hours of 6AM and 6PM for 7days.\n\nAfter 6PM only drink water all you can drink.\nAT 6AM you can resume eating as you were.\n\nRemember 6AM-6PM EAT\n\n         6PM-6AM DO NOT EAT
900283
Hello Ill pharmacitst here non diabetic about 100 diabetic fassting 80-130 1-2 hours after eating less than 180 hope that helps let me know next time if you are diabetic or not
256500
Metabolism peaks in the morning hours after being deprived of food for hours.  Even though the metabolism is slower in the sleep hours it has been digesting and you have been getting hungry. Our metabolism begins to speed up as we awaken.  After you have eaten in the morning, it is quite likely that your metabolism has sped up even more with the introduction of food for energy. This could be a prime work out time for you!  \nOther possibilities, if you ate a HUGE meal the night before, there is theory that it stretches your stomach and when you wake up the next morning it feels hungrier because it is stretched.  The other thing may be that when you eat your morning meal, you eat too quickly and your brain needs time to catch up to the full feeling! \nSomething to think about!
175296
it would be better if you take it before the meal. i have tried that before and usually if you take it before the meal, you will have the feeling that your stomach is already full, that would let you eat less.
548578
eat more fruit and veggies, you're stomach is empty, fill it up with healthy stuff that wont stop you up and would make your system run more smoothly
542623
What makes you think you need to do crunches on an empty stomach?  As long as you don't eat for an hour before or if its a heavy meal wait 2-3 hours.  \n\nYour abs are a muscle, just like your quads or biceps, what is happening a few inches from them at the time you're working them out, wont really affect them any differently unless you are so uncomfortable you cant perform well.  \n\nThis is assuming a healthy diet of course.
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taking digestive enzymes after food may prevent acid reflux. avoid taking fluids with meals. take fluids half an hour before & after meals as required. fruits should be taken half an hour before meals or 2 hours after. milk should be taken alone. go easy on dairy & fermented products also... thanks 4 your kind attention....
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Generally that would be a good number, but it depends on when it was taken and the sircumstances.  If that is your reading more than 2 hrs after you have eaten or drank anything other thatn water, that would be ok.  If that is your reading after you had recently eaten, you could be hypoglycemic (low blood sugar).  It is usually best to check your BS reading at least 2 hrs after you have eaten, and not in the morning (some people have naturally elevated readings in the morning).  As always with any health related issues, you should take the advice of your doctor and not rely on board like this one.
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Here are the golden rules: \nNever eat carbs within 2 hours of exercise or within 1 hour of exercise. \nYou can eat protein straight after or before but it needs to be pure like a protein shake or protein bar for example. \n\nYour metabolism also works better if you exercise first thing in the morning on an empty stomach. So if you go jogging at 5.30am for one hour, you need to eat a wholesome low gi breakfast at 7.30am like some oats w protein powder. \n\nIf you eat carbs your body is not eating into your fat stores rather it eats into your carbs instead as it replenishes back what it just worked off. \n\nHope this helps good luck!
1128149
Empty stomach. Helps with absorption. You can mix it with your protein shakes though.
989616
If you have something dry like breads, 30 minutes is good, but I tend to have the most energy and least stomach issues if I wait an hour for doing anything where I am bouncing around like on a tredmill.  Remember that you should eat something light like a granola bar while you work out if you work out over 1 hour to keep energy levels up.
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Don't diet.  Diets are, by definition, short-term.  Instead, make permanent changes to your eating habits.  Don't eat when you're not hungry.  Learn how much food it takes to satisfy you, and don't eat more than you need.  Remember, it takes about half an hour for the signal to stop eating to reach your brain.  This means you often have to stop eating while you're still hungry, but after half-an-hour, the brain will register that you've taken in enough food and will stop bothering you.  Watch your calories and fat.  Lay off heavy meats.  Don't eat to many sweets.  Eat a balanced diet:  heavy on vegetables and fish, light on meat and pasta.  Good luck.
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This depends on when you are testing your blood glucose in relation to your meal schedule. \n\nIf you are diabetic and you have just eaten a substantial meal, check 2 hours after you finish. At this point in time, your sugar should be in the 140-180 range, which is OK for after a meal. \n\nIf you are fasting (meaning that you haven't eaten in at least 8-12 hours), you should obviously be around 100-110. You should also be around this level before meals. \n\nAnything over 250 if a dangerous level and requires medical attention. Anything over 300 definitely deserves a trip to the ER. Of course, if you feel bad or have symptoms of a really high level (dizzy, dry mouth, shaky, etc.) then call your doctor. \n\nGood luck and best wishes...
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The primary reason it is not possible to drink a gallon of milk in an hour is related to stomach capacity. The capacity of the stomach is about 1 liter (Wardlaw and Insel. Pespectives in Nutrition, third edition, 1996). When stomach capacity is exceeded (whether by milk or any other food), the natural response will be vomiting. The stomach empties into the small intestine at a rate of about 1-3 milliliters per minute. When you figure how long it would take to clear a gallon of fluid from the stomach, it would take almost a day for it to enter the small intestine.