Saliva breaks down your food as you chew, softening it and making it smaller. It also lubricates the esophagus.
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Saliva in the mouth helps to soften food as you chew it. Saliva helps begin the breakdown of foods.
the food we eat soften because of the saliva
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Amylase in saliva starts the first process for digestion.When we chew our food,amylase acts over our food and turns it into a BOLUS stage.This is the first process for digestion..
Gastric juices begins to break foods apart, which, by definition, softens the food into a mash-like substance. It adds lubrication to what the mouth/saliva provided.
Chewing our food helps to soften and impregnate the food with saliva, which helps digestion and its passage to the stomach. Not chewing food could cause choking should the food pieces be too big, and become stuck or difficult to swallow.
The bolus is formed when a peson bite or tear a piece of food in his\her mouth,threw it and soften with saliva and rool with tongue and push back down to the oesophagus
Some dried foods require soaking or cooking in liquid to hydrate. Others, such as meat jerky, soften from the saliva in your mouth as you chew.