Advancing human gut microbiota research by considering gut transit time (2023)

Post by aziaziazi » Mon, Apr 20, 2026, 9:28 PM UTC

flossly wrote: post #12

altmanaltman wrote: post #8

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What do you mean, the human stomach is absolutely not a "one line road", your comments lacks the basic biological understanding. What you're describing is a good generic diet and maybe that's why it feels good but please learn a bit more about the stuff you are expetimenting on.

I did not mention stomach. I meant the GI-tract as a whole. I've used food coloring and indigestibles (like corn kernels) to do experiments on whether meals can "overtake" or "merge" or "join" with other meals into poops.

Post by DANmode » Tue, Apr 21, 2026, 6:13 AM UTC

flossly wrote: post #68

oulipo2 wrote: post #20

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I mean the most obvious reason is fibers

For me the most obvious reason is that we are primates and most primates have a fruit heavy diet. So I believe that's a reason for our human bodies to be very well adapted to fruit. And that's the fibers, vitamins, minerals and sugars... The whole package.