<span>The answer is Coffee. Fatty foods will back off liquor retention fundamentally, as they adequately shape a covering that it can't without much of a stretch go through.However, sustenance in the stomach will likewise significantly accelerate the rate of gastric purging. This implies the liquor comes all the more rapidly into contact with the dividers of the upper segment of the small digestive system [the duodenum], through which it is retained significantly more effectively into the blood than it would be however the dividers of the stomach.</span>
The duodenum.
The duodenum is the shortest segment of the small intestine. It receives chyme (partially digested food)
from the stomach.
A strictly fermentative bacterium produces energy by glycolysis only.
