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thornhappy -> RE: Theory on Snoring (3/15/2009 6:41:22 PM)
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ORIGINAL: MasterG2kTR ok Holly, I'll step up to your "challenge". in ancient times, when you did not have the benefit of simply opening the refrigerator or cupboard to get some food/snacks, and assuming you are a young child, if your parents were to hear your stomach growling they would know you are in need of food. i challenge your challenge (this is getting challenging!). The stomach does not always growl from hunger. More often than not it growls as the digestive process begins and muscle contractions (called peristalsis) begin to move the food and air into the digestive tract. Yeah, and you should hear the sound effects when I have some (uncompensated) milk. Sounds like a war breaking out! Folks can hear it 3 feet away. Maybe it's a warning for folks to get out of range. thornhappy
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