Digestive system
Food is broken down into nutrients by the digestive system. Ingested food is transformed into usable nutrients by mechanical and chemical processes in the digestive system.
food isn't exactly broken into molecules. molecules are collections of atoms. those would be too small to see. but food is broken down so the nutrients can be gathered. the food is broken down in the stomach, then, the food goes through the intestines where the nutrients and water are gathered
The digestive system breaks food down into useful nutrients.
In humans, food is most broken down in the stomach where enzymes, bacteria and acids break the food into simpler parts. The food is then passed to the intestines, where the nutrients are absorbed.
to put simple food is broken down
Food is broken down or digested in the stomach but the nutrients are not absorbed in the stomach. Nutrients from digested food are primarily absorbed in the small intestine.
Bacteria typically break down essential nutrients and return them to the soil. Sometimes fungi will break down essential nutrients and return them to the soil as well.
Once food is broken down during digestion, the nutrients are absorbed by the body to provide energy, support growth and repair, and maintain overall health. The body uses these nutrients to fuel various bodily functions and processes. Any excess nutrients are stored for future energy needs.
Food in your digestive system is broken down, has valuable nutrients absorbed, and the wastes eliminated.
Food in your digestive system is broken down, has valuable nutrients absorbed, and the wastes eliminated.
Your body delivers nutrients into the blood through the food that you eat. As food is broken down the nutrients are absorbed into the blood stream and are then carried to tissues and organs throughout the body.
Your body needs nutrients so the stomach breaks down the food. Then in the small intestine, the nutrients and waste are separated. The nutrients helps the body and the waste come out the other end.