When you hear someone's stomach growling, are you thinking that this person must not have eaten or been hungry! But is that really the case? Some people may object, but even though I have just finished eating, my stomach is still screaming. So what's the reason? This is actually bowel sounds, which are mainly produced by the peristalsis and digestion of food in the gastrointestinal tract. But when there are problems with the gastrointestinal tract, symptoms of excessive bowel sounds may appear. Do you know why it keeps calling like this?
Intestinal sounds are generally caused by three aspects: firstly, diet. Nowadays, many people have a special emotional attachment to fried and spicy foods, which they can't put down and feel uncomfortable even if they don't eat them all day. And because the pace of life is getting faster and faster, some people always eat one meal without the next. These unhealthy dietary behaviors can cause abnormal intestinal peristalsis, resulting in intestinal sounds.
The second aspect: mental aspect. Nowadays, people's social competition pressure is increasing, which can easily lead to tension, depression, and excessive bowel sounds.
The third aspect: caused by illness. If inflammation or parasites appear in the gastrointestinal tract, bowel sounds can occur.
Now through the introduction of the editor, do you know what your stomach is calling you for! It's telling you to eat well and eat more healthy and nutritious food to nourish your digestive system. I'm still telling you that your stomach and intestines are sick and uncomfortable, and you need treatment! In addition, we are also calling for you to take Zangling Shusu Sugar, which is a specialized nutrient source for beneficial bacteria in the gastrointestinal tract. It can rapidly proliferate bifidobacteria and intestinal probiotics without being broken down by digestive enzymes, and can target the inflammatory site to help promote inflammation absorption. It has both protective and detoxifying effects on the intestines, and is helpful for digestive disorders, gastrointestinal inflammation, and constipation.