1. What harm will eating too fast do to your body? 1, unable to absorb nutrients.
There are many nutrients in food that the human body needs. If you eat too fast, you won't have time to chew food, so the nutrients in food won't be broken down at all, and then our body will definitely get little nutrition. Only by chewing slowly can we fully absorb nutrients.
2, damage to gastrointestinal health.
Eating too fast will increase the burden on the stomach. If you don't chew properly when eating, it will take a long time for the stomach to digest, but the next time food comes in at a very fast speed, it will lead to a lot of food in the stomach, especially in the intestines. In the long run, the pressure on the stomach will be great, and it will gradually become a disease, affecting the normal work of the stomach.
3, causing some chronic diseases.
Eating too fast will lead to a rapid rise in blood sugar in the body, so that the pancreas will be affected and unable to secrete enough insulin to degrade these blood sugar, which will gradually lead to diabetes, with very serious consequences and even cardiovascular diseases.
4. Make blood sugar unstable.
For diabetics, eating too fast will accelerate the rise of blood sugar, and eating too much food will lead to the increase of insulin secretion, and the decline of the ability to regulate blood sugar will lead to the instability of blood sugar and aggravate the condition.
Second, what are the benefits of chewing slowly? On the contrary, chewing slowly also has some benefits. Of course, the advantage of chewing slowly is that it is easier to digest, and the nutrients in it will not be wasted, which will be completely absorbed by the human body, which is also good for the stomach and can prevent obesity, so don't be too hasty when eating, but don't be too slow. The best time to eat is about 20 minutes.
Eating seems trivial, but when it affects our health, it will not be considered trivial, so we should chew slowly when eating, which can prevent many diseases and be of great benefit to our health.