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Valentin [98]
1 year ago
5

A modest level of ethanol enters the human circulation naturally from __________, equivalent to a fraction of a drink per day.

Chemistry
1 answer:
andriy [413]1 year ago
6 0

intestinal flora

A modest level of ethanol enters the human circulation naturally from <u>intestinal flora,</u> equivalent to a fraction of a drink per day.

<h3>What is intestinal flora?</h3>
  • inside the intestines are bacteria and other living things.
  • They aid in food digestion.
  • Intestinal flora produces vitamins like biotin and vitamin K. Also known as intestinal microflora, microflora, and gut flora.
<h3>Are intestinal flora good?</h3>
  • Humans have 100 trillion viable bacteria in their intestines.
  • The intestinal flora is the collective name for these living bacteria, which account for 30% of the faeces bulk.
  • The intestinal flora contains both useful and dangerous microbes.
  • They are evenly distributed and the good bacteria take center stage in healthy persons.

<h3>What purpose does the gut flora serve?</h3>

Intestinal microflora primarily serves two purposes:

  • (1) metabolic processes that result in the absorption of nutrients and energy; and
  • (2) host defense against invasion by alien microbes.

The immune system's development and balance depend heavily on intestinal microorganisms.

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