Far Cry 4 Gameplay Walkthrough Part 13 BASIC CHEMISTRY (PS4) Far Cry 4 Gameplay Walkthrough Part 13. This Far Cry 4 Walkthrough includes commentary by Igor of Gaming Awesome with first impressions and a review of the game. Whether you're here for ... By: GamingAwesome … Continue reading →

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The American Chemical Society explains the chemistry of eating too much In the video on their Reactions page they detail the processes taking place Our stomach has a finite size and squeezes other organs when it's full Ingesting air and gas can also lead to people feeling more bloated And our brain also sends out hormones to warn us to stop eating By Jonathan O'Callaghan for MailOnline Published: 07:30 EST, 25 November 2014 | Updated: 11:03 EST, 25 November 2014 Christmas is just around the corner, and for many of us that means spending days lounging about with bloated stomachs and nursing hangovers after one too many. But whats the science behind such over-indulging and why do our bodies feel so full after eating too much? The answer is revealed in a video that explains why too much turkey during the festive period can leave you unable to swallow another morsel of food. Scroll down for video The American Chemical Society has explained the chemistry of eating too much. In the video on their Reactions page they detail the processes taking place (illustrated) when we over-indulge in certain foods. Our stomach has a finite size and squeezes other organs when … Continue reading →