Liver is the major organ involved in detoxification of various toxins.
Toxins are primarily eliminated from the body through organs like the liver, kidneys, and intestines. The liver breaks down toxins and processes them for excretion, while the kidneys filter toxins from the blood to be expelled as urine. Sweating, breathing, and bowel movements also help in the elimination of toxins from the body.
The liver breaks down toxins by producing bile which will disintegrate toxins that are in the body. This will facilitate the process of metabolism.
The process of enzymatic oxidation and glucuronidation generally accomplishes this.
The organ system breaks down.
Your stomach and your intestines
The smooth (ER) endoplasmic reticulum
It produces bile that breaks down fats and toxins into less harmful substances
It digests (breaks down) the food we eat and turns it into vitamins and nutrients for us.
Your GI, or gastrointestinal, tract breaks down foods. The make-up of the food you ingest will determine how it's broken down. Your mouth mechanically (chewing) breaks down all food and chemically breaks down carbohydrates. Your stomach breaks down proteins and fats. Your small intestine breaks down everything else via pancreatic acids and enzymes. Majority of carbohydrates break down in the small intestine.
breaks down food into basic nutrients and packages unused digestive wastes for disposal
breaks down food into basic nutrients and packages unused digestive wastes for disposal
digests and breaks down your food to be further processed by other organs, and kills germs which have entered the stomach, say when you swallow when you have a cold/the flu (flem)breaks down your food so it can turn into energy