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The Postural Buoyancy Hypothesis: Gravity-Induced ‘Air-Locks’ in the Small and Large Intestines and the ‘Spirit Level’ Dynamics of Gas Clearance
Background: Extant literature confirms that orthostatic positioning significantly influences luminal transit dynamics, yet the passive fluid mechanics of vertical posture remain underanalyzed [2,6]. The bipedal configuration subjects the human gastrointestinal (GI) tract to unique gravitational vect
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