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Why do I need to take some pills with food or water? Are they too strong for the stomach or something? How? All that hydrochloric acid in there doesn't eat through.
The discussion revolves around the reasons for taking certain medications with food or water, exploring the implications for absorption and potential side effects. It includes considerations of how food interacts with medications and the physiological processes involved.
Participants express a range of views regarding the interaction between food and medication absorption, with no clear consensus on the mechanisms involved or the necessity of taking certain medications with food.
Some claims about the effects of food on medication absorption are not fully substantiated, and there are unresolved questions regarding the physiological processes at play.
This discussion may be of interest to individuals seeking to understand the relationship between food intake and medication effectiveness, as well as those curious about the physiological aspects of drug absorption.
u can swallore some lemon to reduce fat. I heard some people does itMonique said:It are the fat-soluble compounds that are better absorped when taken with food.
And why would you want to do that?Rotan72 said:u can swallore some lemon to reduce fat. I heard some people does it
Oh my god! What is your esophagus's diameter!? I can swallow a lot of things but not some lemons!Rotan72 said:u can swallore some lemon to reduce fat. I heard some people does it