Borborygmi, commonly referred to as stomach growling, is a perfectly normal part of digestive processes. The contraction of stomach muscles and movement of fluids generate sounds, which can occur even when you’re not hungry. When the stomach is empty, these noises may be amplified as gas and liquid shift more freely. Additionally, consuming food rapidly or drinking carbonated beverages can intensify these sounds.
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