As in like, whenever you’re in car and it’s off the ground for a split second or when you’re in a plane that is descending fast
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Intestines are not actually rigidly anchored in your abdomen, so when your body falls they can shift around a little. Add to that the fact that they, and your stomach, contain liquids which are not at all anchored in your abdomen, the liquid will slosh around as you move. These are in part responsible for your sensation
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