In the mouth, you have a pH of 7, in which amylase(the enzyme in saliva) works well with a pH near to 7. As you swallow the food, it gets passed into your stomach, which has a pH of 2. The low pH in the stomach helps digestion take place. Pepsin, the main enzyme in the stomach, works well with a pH of an acidic solution. Then the food gets passed into the small intestine. Here the pH is a slightly basic 8. The digestive fluids that surround the food, such as bicarbonate ion, work well in a slightly basic solution. The food has been split up into small enough molecules now and is ready to be passed absorbed into your bloodstream.
The gastric acid is important for the digestion.
The gastric acid has a pH of 1-3 units.
It just mixes with the contents of your stomach and passes through the digestive system. Some of it is digested and taken up into the body while some of it passes through to be eliminated from the body with stool.
The main function of the digestive system is to get the food and water you drink through your body.
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The digestive system comprises of organs that work together in order to ensure that food is properly processed through the body. Examples of such organs include the stomach and the intestines.
All systems in the human body directly or indirectly depend on each other. However, the digestive system mainly relies on the circulatory system and the musculatory system. The circulatory system brings enzymes and oxygen to the digestive system. The musculatory system performs peristalsis, to move the food through the digestive system.
they are called the cells
it comes out the other end
the answer is the large intestine
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it is digested and is stored as fat.
Fibre
It goes down the esophagus and into the stomach.
This occurs in the small intestine by deffusion into the blood stream.
It has no nutritional value and is ignored by the digestive system and passes through if ingested.
Yes. What isn't digested in the digestive system passes to the excretory system.
first the food passes through your esophagus then to your small intestines and then your large intestines
It passes through the wall of the digestive system, then into the blood.