Why Does Your Stomach Make Noises?

Stomach noises, often embarrassing during quiet moments, are not solely caused by hunger. They result from air moving through the digestive tract due to muscle contractions. While eating can reduce these sounds, the digestive system's activity inherently produces noise. Hunger can intensify these contractions as the body prepares for the next meal, but noise is inevitable when the digestive system is active.

What happens to the digestive system when you eat in relation to noise production?

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Discuss why it is difficult to prevent stomach noises regardless of hunger levels.

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