(1) It is suspected that the disease does survive the process of cooking, digestion and the human immune system; however, some scientists doubt this theory.

(2) This man, perhaps, may have an easy conscience and a good digestion .

(3) This is because certain foods may upset your digestion .

(4) He was proud of his good digestion and excellent health.

(5) Drinking with meals dilutes the acid and enzymes in the gut that dissolve food, impairing digestion in the process.

(6) Located just behind the stomach, the pancreas produces enzymes that help break down food during digestion , and makes insulin and glucagon that balance sugar levels in the body.

(7) You need water for all bodily processes, including digestion , waste excretion, circulation and even breathing.

(8) It plays important roles in digestion and metabolism.

(9) In addition, they typically assess everyday body processes, such as appetite, digestion , defecation, urination, and sleep.

(10) Once saliva has begun the process of digestion , food passes to the stomach, located in the middle Sanjiao (middle triple burner) area.

(11) Every day I have a dessert because I believe sugar helps my digestion .

(12) Her menstrual cycle, digestion , elimination, and sleep were normal.

(13) Laughter exercises the diaphragm and abdominal muscles, which in turn helps improve digestion .

(14) This assay does not require enzyme digestion or electrophoretic separation of DNA fragments.

(15) The body needs a constant supply of energy to power the continuous processes of life, such as the heartbeat, breathing and digestion .

(16) Fluid affects our breathing, digestion and excretion.

(17) As a result, your heart rate and blood pressure return to normal and your digestion and metabolism resume a regular pace.

(18) Finally, proponents of raw food also claim cooking destroys many of the natural enzymes found in food which help with digestion and absorption of nutrients.

(19) Dried leaf discs were analysed for organic N and Ca after digestion in sulphuric acid and subsequent dilution.

(20) Perhaps I can't take credit for my good digestion or my charming disposition; I can take credit for being justified.