Why does the gastric HCL not go into the intestines with the food?

Question

Especially when we drink liquids, they should bring some gastric HCL into the intestines.

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Answer 1

It does but your pancreases products such as HCO3- and Bile which are basic neutralize it to a stable pH.

Answer 2

It does. The short version is that the pancreas secretes bicarbonate that is excreted into the duodenum (first part of the small intestines) and this neutralises the hydrochloric acid.

Answer 3

It does, the acidity just gets neutralised by a basic substance called bile released into the digestive tract at the beginning of the small intestine.