The discussions reflect a strong agreement that the research sheds light on digestion mechanisms, as seen in comments dismissing myths and citing specific studies, and showcase high interest with phrases like 'interesting to learn about this topic.' The tone varies from skeptical to informative, with some users engaging deeply by referencing scientific sources, illustrating moderate engagement and potential influence on public understanding.
AgreementModerate agreement
Most discussions agree that the study provides valuable insights, especially when debunking common myths about digestion, such as water diluting stomach acid.
InterestHigh interest
The topic sparks high interest, as many posts highlight the relevance of understanding digestive responses and challenge popular misconceptions.
EngagementModerate engagement
Posts include references to studies, personal interpretations, and debates, indicating moderate engagement with the scientific content.
ImpactModerate impact
The discussions seem to influence perceptions about digestion and nutritional myths, though they are more informational than implying immediate practical change.
Abstract in brief
This study compared how the stomach, pancreas, and bile respond to two types of meals: a solid-liquid meal and a homogenized meal of the same ingredients, finding that solid meals triggered stronger and faster initial gastric secretions but emptied more slowly than the homogenized meals, leading to prolonged pancreatic and biliary responses.
The responses varied in pattern and magnitude, with solid meals causing higher gastric acid and volume, and their slower emptying rates resulting in more extended stimulation of digestive organs.
The physical appearance and form of the meals (solid vs. homogenized) significantly influenced early digestive responses, suggesting that the body's reaction to typical solid-liquid meals might be different from responses to liquid test meals often used in experiments.]
Ps. The myth that it dilutes stomach acid has been debunked a number of times.
One of a few studies:
https://t.co/ToAl2YhDvk
Here’s a good breakdown of why it’s a myth:
https://t.co/3Qq41Zkj7F
Feb 6, 2023 · 22 likes · 1 share · 828,720 followersView post →
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Tejas Kulkarni
@TejasTekk · X
Breaking down nutrition myths part-2
drinking water with meals does not dilutes stomach acid & affect digestion. this assumes the digestive system can’t adjust its secretions based on meal consistency, which isn’t true.
Malagelada JR, 1979 doi: 10.1007/BF01324736. PMID: 371939. https://t.co/NyYj21qQrw
Jun 30, 2024 · 12 likes · 1 share · 4,523 followersView post →
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Dan Go
@CoachDanGo · X
@yoursimmo The myth that it dilutes stomach acid has been debunked a few times.
https://t.co/ToAl2YhDvk
Here’s a good breakdown of why that is:
https://t.co/3Qq41Zkj7F
Feb 6, 2023 · 5 likes · 828,720 followersView post →
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@eyashares · X
@xaxexuxo Hello, that point is not fully supported yet by researches. Maybe verified dietitians and nutritionist can explain and verify further how it truly works in the body system.
Stumbled upon this article which is interesting to learn about this topic : https://t.co/mgOV5c3elp
@Nymne Vad jag har förstått så är det svårt att dra några slutsatser om matsmältningen påverkas av dricka till maten. Här är en studie som tex visar att att matsmältningen kom igång fortare med flytande mat https://t.co/ewFGuRDHEb
May 21, 2022 · 3 likes · 62,733 followersView post →
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Tropical Wizard
@tropicswizard · X
Enfim, pra quem quer números mais exatos, vou passar alguns estudos que serviram de base:
https://t.co/zT6evcC1aa
https://t.co/QBjp6KVKXo
https://t.co/Zwb0DFb2n2
https://t.co/2SvpZZtoUy
https://t.co/fOexDlvGO9
Bjs
Nov 24, 2023 · 2 likes · 21,097 followersView post →
This video discusses how water consumption before meals influences energy intake and weight, referencing studies on fluid intake, sugary beverages, and weight control, emphasizing the importance of hydration for healthy…
Drinking 500 ml of water increases energy expenditure (thermogenesis) through osmosensitive mechanisms involving portal vein osmoreceptors, independent of stomach distension or water volume.
@xaxexuxo Hello, that point is not fully supported yet by researches. Maybe verified dietitians and nutritionist can explain and verify further how it truly works in the body system.
Stumbled upon this article which is interesting to learn about this topic : https://t.co/mgOV5c3elp
Breaking down nutrition myths part-2
drinking water with meals does not dilutes stomach acid & affect digestion. this assumes the digestive system can’t adjust its secretions based on meal consistency, which isn’t true.
Malagelada JR, 1979 doi: 10.1007/BF01324736. PMID: 371939. https://t.co/NyYj21qQrw
Jun 30, 2024 · 12 likes · 1 share · 4,523 followersView post →
TW
Tropical Wizard
@tropicswizard · X
Enfim, pra quem quer números mais exatos, vou passar alguns estudos que serviram de base:
https://t.co/zT6evcC1aa
https://t.co/QBjp6KVKXo
https://t.co/Zwb0DFb2n2
https://t.co/2SvpZZtoUy
https://t.co/fOexDlvGO9
Bjs
Nov 24, 2023 · 2 likes · 21,097 followersView post →
DG
Dan Go
@CoachDanGo · X
Ps. The myth that it dilutes stomach acid has been debunked a number of times.
One of a few studies:
https://t.co/ToAl2YhDvk
Here’s a good breakdown of why it’s a myth:
https://t.co/3Qq41Zkj7F
Feb 6, 2023 · 22 likes · 1 share · 828,720 followersView post →
DG
Dan Go
@CoachDanGo · X
@yoursimmo The myth that it dilutes stomach acid has been debunked a few times.
https://t.co/ToAl2YhDvk
Here’s a good breakdown of why that is:
https://t.co/3Qq41Zkj7F
Feb 6, 2023 · 5 likes · 828,720 followersView post →
@Nymne Vad jag har förstått så är det svårt att dra några slutsatser om matsmältningen påverkas av dricka till maten. Här är en studie som tex visar att att matsmältningen kom igång fortare med flytande mat https://t.co/ewFGuRDHEb
May 21, 2022 · 3 likes · 62,733 followersView post →
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Anlat İlke
@Anlatilke · X
@diyetisyengil Konuyla ilgili şöyle iki çalışma var. Biraz naftalinliler ama olsun, daha yakın tarihlilere rastlayamadım:
https://t.co/GyLQVf1HSX
https://t.co/GQvw4rm8HT