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Protein is digested in the stomach with the help of hydrochloric acid in the stomach and some enzymes. it is first broken down into its component amino acids, then absorbed into the bloodstream, and in the process, producing two classes of waste products Non- nitrogenous (C02 and h20) and nitrogenous waste.
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