ithout intestine is much faster.



Gaza patients from the first group began to depart in about two days,
whereas in the second - an average of three. Stools of patients in the second group in
appeared on average 2.7 days earlier than the second. As suggested by scientists,
This effect is achieved by activating the secretion of saliva and digestive
enzymes and stimulation of the reflexes associated with gastro-intestinal tract.



Paresis of the bowel, accompanied, as a asle, all major surgery,
affecting the digestive tract. This condition is accompanied by a delay
stool, abdominal distention, nausea and vomiting. Surgeons have traditionally used
Various methods of dealing with paresis, including medication. According to
authors, chewing gum can help reduce hospital stays.



Results of the study of Japanese scientists appeared in the latest issue of Journal of the
American College of Surgeons.

Source: Mednovosti.Ru

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