Medical, Transit time through digestive system

Transit time through digestive system

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Richard Pavel #1 / 2	Transit time through digestive system Quote: > .. > Jose Orlando Figueroa, 31, whose bowels were found stuffed > with {filter}-filled {filter}s when doctors treated him for > ....... > events here, so I'm wondering what the average time is for an > object to travel through the digestive system. Any other facts > that would help interpret this item are also welcome. I wondered about this too when I read it because I have a seemingly related problem. Whenever I eat certain foods, which are the slightest bit hot (spicy), I get the runs within 1/2 hour. What mechanism causes this in such a short time? -- Richard Pavelle UUCP: ...ll-xn!rp
Sun, 02 Aug 1992 04:54:38 GMT

Charles Pack #2 / 2	Transit time through digestive system The following item, in its entirety, appeared in the Washington Post of Sunday, Feb. 11: Jose Orlando Figueroa, 31, whose bowels were found stuffed with {filter}-filled {filter}s when doctors treated him for injuries from the Jan. 25 crash of a Colombian airliner at Cove Neck, N.Y., was charged with drug possession after he passed 102 more packets containing a total of three pounds of the drug, Nassau County police said. I'm trying to figure out the most likely chronology of the events here, so I'm wondering what the average time is for an object to travel through the digestive system. Any other facts that would help interpret this item are also welcome.
Sat, 01 Aug 1992 20:07:30 GMT

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