Gas and bloating is a sign that food is not being digested correctly by the body. An inadequate intake of water will cause excessive stomach bloating. Water benefits the body by aiding with digestion because it supports a majority of the body's daily functions.
Main complex carbohydrates belonging to polysaccharides. Among the main complex carbohydrates belonging to polysaccharides we have the following: Starch: The substance of plant reserves. It consists of amylose and amylopectin. It is the main carbohydrate in the diet. The body can break it down into simple sugars by enzymes called amylases, which are mainly found in the saliva and the pancreas. It is found in greater amounts in the seeds of cereals, roots (carrots, beets, etc) and tubercles (potatoes, sweet potatoes, cassava, etc) Glycogen: The main form of complex carbohydrate that is stored as energy reserves in animals.
Water enters the seed through a hole in the seed coat called the micropyle. Water moves into the tissues and cells by imbibition and osmosis . The seed swells and the seed coat bursts. Water activates gibberelline, the hormone needed for breaking the dormancy of the seed. Gibberelline activates amylase which hydrolyses starch to maltose, and maltose is then hydrolyzed by maltase into glucose.