How does our stomach produce sounds when we are hungry, and how does it increase/decrease length and volume of the sound as we become more/less hungry, respectively?
In: Biology
Your stomach and small intestine actually always produce sounds, commonly known as “growling”. This is a normal part of your digestion.
When there’s little food in your stomach, there’s isn’t anything to muffle these noises. Thus being more audible to us.
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