Most of the parts will fall off because they are no longer needed. Stamen and petals will fall off (I cannot think of a plant where this doesn't happen). Sepals may or may not fall off. Think of a strawberry or a tomato. The leafy structures on these fruit are actually the remnants of the sepals.
Some pills are completely water soluble and therefore would dissolve in water faster than other liquids which are a mixture of water with other compounds. In some cases the sugar in Kool Aid and in Cola may cause some inhibition of the dissolution process.
If you or the person you care for finds it difficult to swallow tablets or capsules, you can ask your GP or pharmacist if there's an alternative form of the medicine. The Swallowing Difficulties website and the British National Formulary (BNF) may also have details of possible alternatives.. Immediately take a sip of water and wash the pill directly into your throat, throwing your head back. 4. Hold water in your mouth before inserting the pill â suspending the pill in water may help to flush it down. 5. Try using a straw to drink the water (the suction may help).