how gas is formed in the stomach ?

Answer 1

Whenever we intake food, we consume a lot of air with it. If normally we passes away through our output source (you know), the problem of gas does not occur. But sometimes we intake foods which are hard to digest. Due to which our above mentioned output source develops faults and passing of gas stops. Due to which the gas remails in the stomach and the problems start.

Answer 2

There is no simple way to answer this question. Many different processes and chemical reactions explain stomach gas. First of all, the food taken into the body is very diverse. Secondly, the stomach is secreting a great deal of Hydrochloric Acid along with a series of enzymes. The composition of the food and the reaction that takes place with the strong acid and the enzymes is likely to produce carbon dioxide gas and other potential gasses.

Answer 3

When we eat food the food breaks down and part of the break down process creates gas. This gas is expelled in either direction depending on where it originates. Also when you eat if you eat quickly you could be swallowing air and that could put a lot of painful gas in your stomach.

Answer 4

regardless of all the answers u ot...i can say that 80% of air in the stomach is SWALLOWED while having our food. the cheical reactions in the stomach contribute minimally. there is no reflux of gas formed in the intestines as the ileocaecal valve is competent and it has travel 6MTS! to reach the stomach.

Answer 5

Swallowed with food

Answer 6

simply put, our colon has bacteria- bacteria have waste too... whoola gas... there are enzymes and food reactions too but bacteria play a big role

Answer 7

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