Digestive System

       Various types of food that we consume, especially nutrients that give energy to the body.  Carbohydrates, proteins and fats are all too large molecules to be transported into different parts of the body.  Except vitamins and minerals, which have small particles, therefore need to have various organs and mechanisms to make the molecules of nutrients  They are smaller and can be transported into cells called “digestions”.
        Digestion has 2 steps: mechanical digestion  Is the process of making food smaller  For ease of movement and chemical reactions  By occlusion and compression of the gastrointestinal tract  Still can’t make food the smallest  Therefore can not be absorbed into the cell  Another method is chemical digestion.  Is the smallest digestion of food  By chemical reactions between food and water  Directly and will use enzymes or enzymes to accelerate the reaction .

        Digestive organs include: 1) Salivary glands that produce digestible starch of amylase or talin into maltose sugar 2) Stomach produces protein 3) Small intestine creates molecular enzymes Flavor and lactate digestion in the small intestine. 4) The liver is responsible for producing bile, digesting fat into granular fat.

        A hormone is a liquid consisting of proteins that are produced inside the body that act as a catalyst or help control the function of the gland or any part of the body. By digesting food when the mucous membrane of the stomach and small intestine with special cells is stimulated by food, the body produces hormones and hormones flowing into the bloodstream.  To stimulate the stomach wall  Intestinal wall and pancreas

        The digestive system is a system that involves digestion, including the gastrointestinal tract, from the mouth to the anus and  Digestion is the process of decomposing food with large molecules to have smaller molecules.  There are 2 ways to digest food: mechanical digestion and chemical digestion.  With the components and functions of the organs in the gastrointestinal tract having different functions and organs  Which human digestive processes and animal digestion processes are different

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