Intestinal gas is evidence of active ________ in one's digestive tract

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Intestinal gas is evidence of active ________ in one's digestive tract

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bacteria, since most gas is due to the breakdown of fats or carbohydrates by intestinal flora (normally dwelling bacterial cultures)

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