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COJ Nursing & Healthcare
The Fermentation Culprit
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Open or Close Helen Northcott*
Senior Core Professional, UK
*Corresponding author:Helen Northcott, Senior Core Professional, 10 Tapscott Road, Suite 809 Scarborough, ON M1B3L9 Canada, UK
Submission: March 24, 2018; Published: March 27, 2018
ISSN: 2577-2007Volume2 Issue1
Abstract
Sitting down to a meal and a glass of wine may seem like you will be well nourished. Most do not care about its nutrients as long as it tastes good. At times indigestion bothers us and we reach for immediate relief. We may wonder what was eaten to cause heartburn and indigestion, but we really don’t know. Well, today is your lucky day in that I will share with you the culprit of fermentation.
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