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Do you know how your body separates drinks from your stomach acid?
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It doesn't. : After drinking or eating, the contents enter the stomach chamber. Here, the acids and enzymes that are secreted from the stomach lining mix completely with whatever you have ingested.
Answered 9/8/2013
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