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Digesting food is involuntary?
Digestion is an involuntary process. You do not control digestion, it just happens.
Are nutrients released when digesting Food?
Yes. That is the reason for eating and digesting food.
What happens to your stomach when digesting?
Something happens.
What basic food group is amylase capable of digesting?
The basic food group that amylase capable of digesting is protein, and the lipase is lipids The basic food group that amylase capable of digesting is protein, and the lipase is lipids
Label the steps in digesting food?
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How do animals burn their food in their bodies?
By digesting their food in their stomach.
What are digesting problems?
Digesting problems are when a person or animal has trouble digesting food in the stomach or intestings and where an animal and a human suffers unbearableble pain.
What is a cows four stomachs for?
Digesting food.
Can you have a shower while your digesting your food?
Yes.
What speed up digesting food?
enzymes
Is digesting food a voluntary or involuntary?
Involuntary.
How do our bodies get methane?
From digesting food or breathing it in
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