Sentences with phrase «slow transit time through»

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A slow transit time, where food takes too long to move through your digestive system and so then allows unwanted estrogen to be reabsorbed back into your body.

Pectin is a soluble fiber that can help slow the pace of stomach emptying (also called gastric emptying) as well as the speed through which foods move along through the digestive tract (called transit time).

A lack of fiber also results in slow transit time of food through the digestive tract (ie: constipation).

Spread out the dosage and take it with meals to slow down transit time through the intestines and enhance absorption.

Soluble fiber slows digestion (a good thing if you want to absorb the most nutrients), while insoluble fiber tends to speed the transit time of food through the digestive system.

Additionally, the potatoes and tapioca used to replace the carbohydrate content of grain - free foods work as thickening agents, and help slow the transit time of food through the intestines.

In the heavier denser liquid water of the ocean transit is slowed down even further, some fourteen times more than in our atmosphere, as water being a transparent medium for visible light transmits it through unchanged but delays it in each encounter as it tries to absorb it but can't.