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Introduction Digestion Your digestive system starts working before the food even enters your mouth. The second you smell, see, or even think about

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Page 1: Introduction Digestion Your digestive system starts working before the food even enters your mouth. The second you smell, see, or even think about
Page 2: Introduction Digestion Your digestive system starts working before the food even enters your mouth. The second you smell, see, or even think about

THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM

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Introduction

If you don’t like disgusting things and hate guts. If you like things nice and pleasant and peaceful.

I Suggest you leave

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Digestion

Your digestive system starts working before the food even enters your mouth. The second you smell, see, or even think about food your stomach starts trying to digest which is why you get that feeling in your stomach when you’re hungry. Before the food enters your food pipe your saliva has the job of making the food mushy and easier to digest. Once it reaches the intestines and stomach it then spends hours in there while your digestive juices work away at it.

Food Food

Food

Food

Vomit

Vomit

Food

Food

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Vomit

Vomit is made of half-digested food or liquid, saliva and stomach juice. For children, it is common for vomiting be caused from a viral infection, food poisoning, milk allergy, motion sickness, overeating or feeding, coughing, or blocked intestines and illnesses in which the child has a high fever.

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Why is There Always Carrots in my Vomit?!

As it would turn out it’s not always carrot. Some times it is carrot you may have eaten a while ago, sometimes it may be orange coloured food and sometimes, according to scientists beliefs, it may be stomach lining.

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What Effect Can Vomit Have On Your Body? If vomit is recurring it can decay tooth

enamel. It can cause the saliva glands to swell

up creating “chipmunk face” Vomit can ruin you oesophagus or food

pipe

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Thing That May Surprise You Three days after death your digestive juices break out of

your stomach and start to digest you Your food doesn’t need gravity to make it to your stomach Laundry detergents contain similar enzymes to your

stomach The stomach does very little in the digestion process The small intestine is roughly 7 metres long. Your stomach must protect itself… from itself A type of pain in the oesophagus was treated incorrectly

for over a century There are more bacteria in your mouth than there are

people in the world

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Flatulence and Waste

Warning: correct terminology will be used! While the poop is moving through your anus

farts can squeeze through and overtake the poop.

You know when you really need to poop and your stomach hurts? One of the best things you can do to release a little bit of pressure is fart and when you’re out of gas bolt for the toilet.

The Trojan horse: this is when you fart so hard a small amount of waste comes out to.