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Muscles that squeeze andd mix food as well as acids that break it down?
The stomach has muscles that squeeze and mix food as well as acids that break it down. The stomach, then, performs both mechanical and chemical digestion.
Has muscles that squeeze and mix food as well acids that break it down?
stomach
Has muscles that squeeze and mix food as well as acids that break it down?
The stomach has muscles that squeeze and mix food as well as acids that break it down. The stomach, then, performs both mechanical and chemical digestion.
What are muscles that squeeze and mix food as well as acids that break it down?
small intesticnes
How does your stomach squeeze the food in it?
If you are referring to the digestive system, I believe this would be the pyloric sphincter. After the stomach turns dry food into a wet mass, it delivers it to the duodenum via the pyloric sphincter (muscle).
Do muscles move food through your stomach?
Yes, the muscles squeeze the food through the digestive system :)
What is the thing that makes acids to digest food and has muscles to mix food with acids?
the stomach
What has muscle's that squeeze and mix food as well as acid's that break it down?
The stomach, or digestive system and/or digestive tract.
What makes your food mix your food with chemicals?
Chewing starts the process, stomach muscles continue the mixing.
Why do bodybuilders squeeze their wrist when they pose?
they squeeze their wrists to achieve maximum contraction of the muscles in their arms when they pose-the muscles of the forearm and the biceps especially.PBB
What process does the muscles push down the food through the digestive tract?
Sounds like you're talking about Peristalsis (if you're looking for the actual name). Basically, as I understand it, the intestines have muscles that do two different things. One set is circular and contracts to basically squeeze the tube. The longitudinal muscles contract along the length of the intestine and help to propel the food onward. Everything happens in a wave-like motion with the circular muscles contracting to squeeze the food forward more and more and to prevent the food from being able to more backward, while the longitudinal muscles move the whole thing onward.
How does the food travels down the gullet when you are lying down?
The digestive system includes muscles that squeeze the food in such a way as to drive it in the direction it needs to go; this is technically known as peristalsis.
