Key points. 1  In nasogastric (NG) intubation, a tube is placed through your nose into your stomach. 2  Your healthcare provider can use an NG tube to feed you and give you medicine. 3  They can also apply suction to an NG tube to remove stomach contents.
For beginning joggers, stomach cramps are a common reaction to poor conditioning and an overzealous pace. Other types of abdominal cramps can strike even experienced runners when excess heat, poor posture or dietary problems come into play. Successfully addressing core strength, workout conditions, posture, breathing and diet will help sideline stomach cramps and get a jogging routine back on track.
The faster pace you maintain while jogging, the more calories you'll burn over the course of a mile. If you favor a short, uptempo workout and can maintain a pace of 10 mph, you'll need just six minutes to travel a mile. A 135-pound person burns about 110 calories in six minutes of running at 10 mph. A 165-pound person burns about 135 calories during the same run.