Chewing slowly in daily life can protect the stomach and benefit the mouth. In fact, when we chew a meal, if we recommend it for a long time, we will bring a lot of saliva into our stomach, because our stomach is acidic and our saliva is alkaline, and the combination of acid and alkali will make food digest faster. If we usually eat fast, it is difficult for alkaline saliva to reach the stomach to synthesize gastric juice. In that case, the acid-base imbalance will cause the stomach to be eroded by gastric acid and become thinner bit by bit. There is a risk of gastric perforation, so we must eat slowly, so as to effectively protect our stomach and mouth. If we eat too fast, we may bite our cheeks or tongue and cause oral ulcers, so it is recommended to slow down in our daily diet.
The longer you eat, the better, because chewing slowly can help absorption and prevent cancer. In the process of eating, in fact, our mouth will secrete many substances, such as amylase, protein and some water and electrolyte components, which will reach the stomach with our meals and speed up the digestion. If the eating time is too short, the pressure on the stomach is very great.
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