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Is the stomach basically a constant ‘vat of acid’ that the food we eat just plops into and starts breaking down or do the stomach walls simply secrete the acids rapidly when needed?
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If there’s no known way to permanently reduce the number of fat cells you have after adolescence, why isn’t there a massive push to cut sugary and fatty foods from children’s diets?
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Is the stomach basically a constant ‘vat of acid’ that the food we eat just plops into and starts breaking down or do the stomach walls simply secrete the acids rapidly when needed?
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If there’s no known way to permanently reduce the number of fat cells you have after adolescence, why isn’t there a massive push to cut sugary and fatty foods from children’s diets?
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