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by RC loves ice cream on February 5th, 2009
An enzyme is a biological catalyst - it causes reactions in other compounds without being altered by the reaction. In digestive terms, it breaks down compounds in your food into other compounds that your body can absorb, like sugars.
by Amanda on February 6th, 2009
to break down your food, so you can digest it.
by james_0061 on February 6th, 2009
they mashup your food for you
by Iriomote Cat on February 6th, 2009
they break down your food so it can be digested
by Ruh Roh on February 5th, 2009
Are you *intending* to ask all these questions twice?
by Autism Knows is finally Maestro on February 5th, 2009
They break down the food as far as I know. :o)
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