Sentences with phrase «with hydrogen breath»

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These orally produced sulfur gases — with names like hydrogen sulfide, methylmercaptan, and dimethyl sulfide — plus some other miscellaneous by - products of bacterial metabolism, account for 90 percent of bad breath that can't be traced to an outside cause.

«What we found is a fish with an amazing tolerance to anoxia and hydrogen sulfide that literally holds its breath on the seafloor by day — where it eats lots of carbon - rich mud,» says biologist Mark Gibbons of the University of the Western Cape in Bellville, South Africa, another participant in the study.

With fats and proteins in the small intestine, we may look at SIBO testing, like a lactulose breath test which can be effective at looking at the hydrogen and methane gases.

Comparison of inulin and lactulose as reference standards in the breath hydrogen test assessment of carbohydrate malabsorption in patients with chronic pancreatic exocrine insufficiency

Mean (± SE) breath - hydrogen concentrations during the test period after the high - glycemic - index (HGI; •), low - glycemic - index (LGI; ▪), and HGI with lactulose (HGI - Lac; ▴) breakfasts.

Although experts debate its validity, clinicians report hydrogen breath test results often correspond with symptoms.

Supplementing with inulin led to significantly greater breath hydrogen levels than IPE.

Instead, hydrogen - methane breath testing is used, with the glucose breath test (GBT) having superior specificity (meaning it detects few false positive)(Ghoshal et al., 2014).

Ileal loss of available carbohydrate in man: comparison of a breath hydrogen method with direct measurement using a human ileostomy model

A lot of the other stuff talked about in the comments above in regards to breath hydrogen and starch I think has more to do with a cooked product than raw starch.