gut
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3.3
- noun
- /ɡʌt/
:
intestino
- Other factors may also affect symptoms, including abnormal gut bacteria, lifestyle, diet, and psychological factors.
- gut microbiota
- gut microbes
- gut bacteria
So butter is good for your gut, no doubt about that.
- So butter is good for your gut, no doubt about that.
- Outside the brain, brain, gut, liver, keep those healthy.
- Protect the liver, feed the gut, support the brain.
- How easy is it for someone's gut to get blocked?
- You have neurons in your gut, and that should not surprise you.
- How does the gut fit into that story?
- We see that the cells inside your gut start to repair themselves.
- that you're born with a gut. I think you're the, the gut matures and
- Fiber is plant matter that our gut absolutely cannot digest.
- But what I didn't realize is that this is all about gut health again, OK?
- And I love today how you've connected the gut to the heart to the brain.
- I think they showed an effect of change on the gut microbiome now.
- There are the the the main thing is to make that gut work right.
- Whereas the sick people, their, their guts look like an Arizona backyard.
Examples
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How easy is it for someone's gut to get blocked?
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I go with my gut, and my gut tells me that this guy is El Macho.
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So people now feel that the gut is probably the major site.
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So butter is good for your gut, no doubt about that.
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Protect the liver, feed the gut, support the brain.
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You have neurons in your gut, and that should not surprise you.
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I think they showed an effect of change on the gut microbiome now.
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They get a gut reaction to something, they go with it.
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During this period, it lives off the patient's food in the gut, digesting it by secreting enzymes.
Academic text (2012) -
The doctor explained how the gut plays a crucial role in digestion and overall health.
Synonyms
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1.0
Part of the body between the chest and hips, or the underside of an animal
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3.5
The long tubes after the stomach that carry food and waste, like the small and large intestines
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3.2
The long tube after the stomach that takes in nutrients and water and moves waste to the anus
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3.0
The part of the body between the chest and hips that contains the stomach and intestines
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3.4
The parts of the body that break down food and take in nutrients
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3.4
A long tube made of muscle from the mouth to the anus that breaks down food and removes waste
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3.9
A tube in the body from the mouth to the anus where food is digested and waste leaves the body
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4.2
The tube in the body from the mouth to the anus that breaks down food and removes waste
A tube from the mouth to the anus where food is digested and waste leaves the body
A tube in the body from the mouth to the anus that carries food and breaks it down
Idioms
Compounds
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Etymology
Gut for the digestive tube comes from an old English word for 'intestines', so today it means the long tube from the stomach through the intestines and the general belly area when people talk about their 'gut'.