Somewhere in the darkness, something moves.
This response seems to be a two-way street.that eases reflux and nausea before they're presented with a revolting scene has a significant effect on whether they subconsciously avert their gaze, a common sign of disgust.
In the new study, psychologist Giuseppina Porciello led a small team of researchers in an investigation into the"endoluminal milieu of the GI system" using ingestible sensors that can measure acidity, temperature, and pressure as they pass through the digestive system. The volunteers were then asked to participate in four viewing sessions that featured 9-second long video-clips selected for their happy, disgusting, sad, and fearful content. Neutrally-emotive content was also woven into the sessions to serve as a control.
Deep down inside, the digestive system was squirting more stomach acid into the cavity. As the volunteers watched the disgusting video-clips, their gastric pH dropped. The more disgusted or fearful they felt, the lower the pH.
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