1. Esophagus 2.stomach 3. Small intestine 4.large intestine
Traveling through the digestive system and into the esophagus.
it sends the swallowed materials to the stomach
The polar bear's digestive system is much like the digestive system of other mammals. Food is taken into the mouth and swallowed. Digestion begins in the stomach and is continued through the small and large intestines. Any waste is excreted when digestion is complete.
most think that gum cant digest for seven years however it passes through the digestive system same as all food when it comes out it might not be fully disolved though
Yes. Happens every day.
It is actually NOT digestible. But this is nothing to worry about if you swallowed gum. It passes through your digestive system and comes out of the large intestine. After a few days you've swallowed gun, you might find it in the toilet. Totally intact and chew able.
The digestive system has smooth muscle through out it, and they help move the food.
Food normally becomes a shapeless mass as it is digested, although if you have swallowed something that you cannot digest, it will retain its shape.
Muscle motion in your digestive system called Peristalsis helps the food to travel through your digestive system.
does suboxone go through the digestive system,or sraight to the brain
I suspect and let's hope it would be rejected by the digestive system as "too big and undigestible" and would subsequently be defecated, as long as it was not too wide at any point for passing through the system.
mouth, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine, rectum, anus