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Why flora are important?
It helps you digest your food
Why is it important to have fiber in your diet?
To help digest you food.
What cells are important in the digestive system?
to digest the food
Why are gut flora important?
It helps you digest your food
Why is it chewing to important?
Chewing makes food small enough to digest.
Can a flatworm digest food?
Yes, they can digest food.
Do flatworms digest food?
Yes they do digest food.
Do snails digest their food?
Yes, snails do digest their food.
Can a mushroom digest its food?
no it cant digest its own food
Why is the digestive system so important to humans?
Because you need to digest the food to make you full
Which system is important for breaking down food so cell can absorb the nutrients?
the nutrient can digest
What job do intestines have?
they help to digest your food and to "push out" your poop. These intestines are very very important.
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