What happens when I eat too much protein?Well, for example, I took and ate a whole chicken.Well, I was very hungry.In general, this chicken is not digested in the mouth, it stood for a while in the stomach and was somehow prepared there, then in the duodenum the pancreatic enzymes turned on, or rather the pancreas.In general, we started working on this chicken, but there was so much of it that the enzymes did not digest everything, but only 50% of the chicken.And 50% of the chicken went down the intestines, where digestive enzymes could no longer reach it, since there were few of them and they were not enough for such a large piece.And they again went to the intestinal microflora, but while this chicken was walking through the gastrointestinal tract, where it is dark, warm, and there is no oxygen, she walked along it for 6 hours.Please tell me what happened to this chicken in 6 hours in the heat of +38° C, damp, no light and oxygen?The chicken is rotting.So what will I see?Not only am I raising the wrong putrefactive microflora, but there will also be a smell.Very unpleasant.It happens that an elderly person goes to the toilet, and afterward it is impossible to go in.He realizes that he has smelly poop and flatulence, he even uses air freshener, but it doesn't help him much.Therefore, if you go to the toilet after your mommy and feel this stench, it means mommy needs help digesting protein.She has few enzymes.If dad, well, I’m talking about older people now, has become... excuse me, there is such a bad phrase, but don’t be offended - it’s called an old fart.And if he does not hold gas, it means that he has a real problem with digestive enzymes.And your parents need help, you need to help yourself.Otherwise – autointoxication.Leave the fish out of the refrigerator and come back after 2 days and you will know how much it stinks.The same thing happens in the gastrointestinal tract.Poisonous toxins are absorbed into the bloodstream.
There is also this peculiarity... Why does a tiger have a very short gastrointestinal tract, only 1.5 meters.Because nature knows: he caught up with the antelope, he ate almost all of it.He doesn’t have enough enzymes to ferment it, so she did a short gastrointestinal tract so that the undigested residues would quickly come out, and the tiger would not get autointoxication.Why does a cow have such a long gastrointestinal tract?And an elephant eats 1 ton of silage per day and produces 5 tons of poop, imagine.His plant food, a ton of silage, goes to this fermenting microflora.There is so much of it that in fact it is a supplier of protein for the huge elephant muscle mass, for this dense skin, for his bones, etc. That is.Silage doesn't contain that much protein, grass doesn't contain that much protein.This fermentative microflora that lives in his large intestine, there is not a large intestine, there is a special two-chamber stomach (like a cow), a very, very long intestine.An elephant weighs approximately 5 tons and 1 ton out of 5 is its intestines.Well, that is.we are built differently.So why do tigers have a short gastrointestinal tract?Since he eats a large amount of animal protein, so that the undigested protein comes out quickly.