- 60% of gastrointestinal patients suffer from disorders of the digestive function of the digestive system such as: colic spasm, IPS small bowel obstruction syndrome, ..
When fasting:
In the intestine there are movements called the Migrating Motor Complex (MMC) of 90-120 minutes. It has three motor stages that aim to clean the intestines by removing the waste and reviving the intestines so that it is ready to receive new food.
These movements start at the beginning of the small intestine (some say it starts with inflammation) and when these movements reach the end of the intestine, a new motor complex arises from the beginning of the intestine .. and so on.
MMC phases:
- Phase I: lasts for one hour, no effective contractions (tremors in the intestines).
- Phase II: lasts for half an hour, with effective but irregular contractions can not get rid of existing food.
- Phase III: Most important, lasts only 5 minutes, in which the intestinal emptying completely through effective and regular contractions, this phase is called House Keeper, arises every 90 - 120 minutes.
* This compound is subject to neurological control (Auerbach and Meisner) and hormonal control.
* This compound is disturbed in: colic spasm, bowel syndrome, and intestinal dyspepsia (due to the injury of the nerves of braids).
After eating:
- But once you eat, this complex stops at any stage, due to the hormonal nervous connection between the stomach that receives food and the intestines.
Note: There is an organized hormonal connection between the stomach and the intestines. The colon is not surprised by the food it receives, but it receives many signals that alert it to food intake (two hours later).
After stopping the MMC, the intestine begins to contract irregular, generalized contractions in the entire small intestine, which last for several hours. The function of the food is to keep the food inside the intestine until it is absorbed. Not like the House Keeper (which does not leave an atom in the intestines but removes it to clean the intestine) but every time you pass a portion of food.
- Food usually reaches the colon after 1 - 3 hours and continues for 6-8 hours.
When fasting:
In the intestine there are movements called the Migrating Motor Complex (MMC) of 90-120 minutes. It has three motor stages that aim to clean the intestines by removing the waste and reviving the intestines so that it is ready to receive new food.
These movements start at the beginning of the small intestine (some say it starts with inflammation) and when these movements reach the end of the intestine, a new motor complex arises from the beginning of the intestine .. and so on.
MMC phases:
- Phase I: lasts for one hour, no effective contractions (tremors in the intestines).
- Phase II: lasts for half an hour, with effective but irregular contractions can not get rid of existing food.
- Phase III: Most important, lasts only 5 minutes, in which the intestinal emptying completely through effective and regular contractions, this phase is called House Keeper, arises every 90 - 120 minutes.
* This compound is subject to neurological control (Auerbach and Meisner) and hormonal control.
* This compound is disturbed in: colic spasm, bowel syndrome, and intestinal dyspepsia (due to the injury of the nerves of braids).
After eating:
- But once you eat, this complex stops at any stage, due to the hormonal nervous connection between the stomach that receives food and the intestines.
Note: There is an organized hormonal connection between the stomach and the intestines. The colon is not surprised by the food it receives, but it receives many signals that alert it to food intake (two hours later).
After stopping the MMC, the intestine begins to contract irregular, generalized contractions in the entire small intestine, which last for several hours. The function of the food is to keep the food inside the intestine until it is absorbed. Not like the House Keeper (which does not leave an atom in the intestines but removes it to clean the intestine) but every time you pass a portion of food.
- Food usually reaches the colon after 1 - 3 hours and continues for 6-8 hours.
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