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What is Digestion

Digestion

Digestion is a process that takes place in our bodies. It is the breaking down of food into smaller particles so that it can be converted into nutrients to be absorbed by the body.

The colon is a part of our digestive system and it plays an important role in this process. It helps to break down food and absorb water from it. This leaves behind waste which is then stored until we go to the bathroom.

The colon cleanses are not necessary, but they are thought to have many health benefits such as reducing bloating and gas, improving digestion, and strengthening immune system. The myths of colon cleansing are debunked in this article by taking a look at both sides of the argument and providing facts about the subject matter, such as what does colon cleansing do for your health?

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The colonoscopy procedure is used to diagnose any abnormalities in the large intestine and rectum. The endoscope is inserted into the anus, and then it is slid through the rectum and into the large intestine. A small camera on the endoscope transmits images to a monitor, allowing the doctor to see inside your intestines.

A colonoscopy can be done in two ways:

1) A traditional colonoscopy, which uses an optical device that has a light source at one end and a viewing instrument at the other

2) A virtual colonoscopy, which uses a CT scan machine to create 3-dimensional computer images of your entire colon

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GERD is a common and chronic digestive disorder that affects millions of people worldwide.

GERD is a chronic condition in which the stomach produces too much acid, causing irritation of the esophagus. This can lead to heartburn, chest pain, or a sour taste in the mouth.

The symptoms of GERD vary from person to person and can include:

-Chest pain or burning sensation

-Heartburn

-A sour taste in the mouth

-Nausea

-Difficulty swallowing

-Bitter taste in mouth