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What does meat become when digested?

Energy. All food eaten is digested. Food is a chemical that, once digested, turns to energy :) Thats what I Learnt Anyway :)


What is digested food needed for?

to get energy


What happens when food gets digested in your body?

When food gets digested in our body, energy is released after its breakdown.


What is released when food is digested by an organism?

Energy.


What type of food is not digested by mouth and stomach but digested by enzyme?

corn


Where is energy content of food stored?

It is essentially chemical energy, which is released when the food is digested in the stomach


Where does the blood get food energy?

The blood gets it's food energy from the food we eat which is digested into nutrients needed in our body.


What is energy released from digested food called?

Heat energy, mechanic energy, and new chemical energy.


Which type of food is digested down to simple sugar?

carbohydrates


What is the release of energy by combining oxygen with digested food?

The release of energy by combining oxygen with digested food is known as cellular respiration. During this process, glucose molecules from the digested food are broken down in the presence of oxygen to produce energy in the form of ATP (adenosine triphosphate) along with carbon dioxide and water as byproducts. This energy is essential for various cellular functions and activities.


Is food being digested and used to regulate body temperature A conversion of chemical energy to thermal energy?

yes because the rainbow dancing unicorn burns the inside of a humans body when food is digested so there is a conversion from the chemical to thermal energy.


Why does food have to be digested?

Food is digested, or broken down, so that the nutrients can be extracted for use by the body as it passes through the digestive system. If food wasn't digested, you would not have the energy required to run vital chemical reactions, eventually resulting in death.