Explain digestion Process.

Each bite passes through several "cells" within the digestive system, and each of them has a specific function in terms of processing uneaten food.

Explanation:

The food begins to be processed in the mouth and prepared for the upcoming digestion process.

Saliva is important for food processing, among other things because it contains the enzyme ptyalin (alpha-amylase), which is responsible for the breakdown of starch and glycogen and continues its activities in the stomach.

Well-chewed food passes through the pharynx to the esophagus. During the swallowing of food, the opening of the trachea is closed, although it is possible that some crumb of food strays and causes a strong cough, which expels the excess from the trachea.

From the esophagus, food comes into the stomach, which is surrounded by ribs. Stomach acid is extremely strong and enables the conversion of food into liquid, which facilitates the further process of digestion.

Food from the stomach continues its way through the digestive tract to the duodenum, from the duodenum it reaches the small intestine.

Food processing in the large intestine is the last phase of digestion of food in the digestive tract. When the waste materials reach it, they need up to 24 hours to pass through the large intestine and reach the other end.

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