Suggest what happens to the break down of starch when it reaches the stomach.

When starch enters the mouth, it is acted upon by salivary amylase, an enzyme that breaks starch down into maltose. It is not fully digested however, because by the time it reaches the stomach, the enzymes would not have the time to fully break it down.

it's the release of intestinal gas, which forms as a result of digesting food. when partially digested carbs reach the colon, bacteria convert part of that food into hydrogen and carbon dioxide gasses. you cant stop the stink, its a gas that comes naturally.

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