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by jostafine on August 6th, 2009
In mouth , stomach , small intestine(dudenum).Digestion means convert large particles into small particles by hydrolisis to be absorbed.
.first of all it begins in the mouth called buccal digestion where starch changes into maltose by the ptyline enzyme.
Then your stomach contain pepsine enzyme which changes protines into polypeptides .
Then the small intestine at the first part of it (dudenum) it contains digestive enzymes secreated by it and by pacrease such as lipase for fats , polypeptidases for polypeptides.......,ect. the other part of small intestine (illium) absorbs food.
by Kierafaye on November 29th, 2008
um i think in your stomach
and your intestines get the nutrients
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by Answerbag Staff on March 18th, 2010
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Has anyone ever experienced a build-up of pressure in their arms when they've eaten too much and they feel bloated? What could this mean?
by mumpsimus on December 22nd, 2010
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On a faint Christmas note do you know any jokes about the digestive system? Nothing too serious though - please keep it all ingest!
by Unicorn Man on December 25th, 2010
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Every time I go to poop, my butt hurts. Do you know whats the treatments?
by XT on July 14th, 2011
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Could a temporary vegetarian diet help, with someone who's digestive system has not been working properly for months?
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