Digestive System

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the digestive system takes in food needed by the body then it breaks down the food into a form the body cells can use

the stomach

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Enzymes themselves are not inherently vegetarian or non-vegetarian; they are proteins that can be derived from various sources, including plants, fungi, and animals. Many enzymes used in food processing, such as those from fruits (like bromelain from pineapples or papain from papayas), are vegetarian-friendly. However, some enzymes, particularly those used in certain cheeses or animal-derived products, may come from animal sources. It's important to check the source of specific enzymes to determine if they align with a vegetarian diet.

the "tube" that connects the mouth and the stomach is called the esophagus.

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The duodenum

alimentary canal

Digestive function for ingestion begins with the mechanical and chemical breakdown of food in the mouth, where enzymes in saliva start the digestion of carbohydrates. As food is swallowed, it travels down the esophagus to the stomach, where gastric acids and enzymes further break it down into a semi-liquid form called chyme. This chyme then enters the small intestine, where nutrients are absorbed into the bloodstream, completing the ingestion process by providing the body with essential nutrients. The remaining waste is eventually passed to the large intestine and excreted.

When you eat or drink something, that item gives off gases. Whilst the food or drink is being digested, the gases remain in your stomach. It either follows the food and/or drink through the large and small intestine and makes you fart, or rises through the throat and out your mouth, causing you to burp.
Swallowing air, high fiber foods, artificial additives, and general food intolerances will all cause bloating and gas after eating.

If you have trouble keeping food down you should eat very small amounts and try to replace some of the solid food with liquids such as soup or nutritious shakes.

Eat small amounts frequently and do not eat any food that is greasy or spicy. You should then slowly try and get back to eating more solid foods, avoiding red meat (which is hard to digest) and alcohol for at least a few days.

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I think the mouth, esophagus, stomach, and small intestine carry out digestion.

1) The colon accepts and stores food remains that were not digested in the small intestine; 2) it absorbs any remaining water and electrolytes from indigestible food matter and 3) it eliminate solid waste from the body by defecation.

Yes, you can use it but obviously not the cream that says veet facial cream or anything like that the veet body hair removal cream which would say arms,legs, underarm , bikini line will be the one u can use on your stomach and back if you have back hair as for me I dnt need to use anything on my body cuz I'm hair free arms legs underarms and where ever else hope I've gave the best help possibly.

Numerous earlier studies on various light-producing species have suggested a

relation between luminescence and fiavin compounds,1-8 although it has not been

demonstrated heretofore that the enzymatic oxidation of reduced flavins by

luminous bacterial extracts will result in luminescence. From the similar kinetics

of light emission when either flavin mononucleotide (FMN= riboflavin phosphate)

or reduced diphosphopyridin nucleotide (DPNH2=reduced coenzyme I) was the

last factor added to luminous bacterial extracts,9 it seemed probable that the sole

function of DPNH2 in luminescence was to produce reduced flavin, and, further,

that reduced flavin might be considered as bacterial luciferin. Because of technical

difficulties in handling reduced flavins these compounds were not used in earlier

studies on the extracted cell-free luminescent system from bacteria. We can now

report that either reduced riboflavin or reduced flavin mononucleotide will support

the luminescence of Achromobacter fischeri extracts in the absence of added DPNH2.

Talvez porque o sistema linfático esteja mais diretamente associado com o sistema digestivo.

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The same reason crushed ice melts faster than a huge block of ice. There is more surface area for the bacteria and digestive acids to make contact with and eat away at the product to be digested. Another example is mulched up leaves will decompose faster than whole leaves.

to increase the surface area of the intestine in order to absorb as much nutrients as possible during digestion.

An Iysosome is a cell used in the digestive system that helps to carry out the digestive functions.