Introduction
The
digestive system is a system in our body. We use it for breaking down food.
Description
The
digestive system has many interesting parts including: the strong teeth, long oesophagus,
stomach, large intestines, small intestines and anus. The teeth are used for
breaking up and chewing our food. Our stomach breaks up food with something
called stomach acid. Then your food moves down through both the intestines to
the anus. This is where our waste comes out.
How
it works
The
digestive system is the process of our food. First you chew your food and then
you swallow it. Then it is pushed through the oesophagus which carries it to
the stomach. The stomach breaks down food even more with stomach acid. Next it
moves onto the small intestines which takes all the nutrients from your food
and put it in to your blood to make energy. After that it is pushed to the large
intestines which absorb the water from the waste. Finally it goes to the anus
which gets rid of all the left over waste into the toilet.
Conclusion
To
look after your digestive system you should: eat small mouthfuls, chew your
food and when you’re full don’t eat any more because that’s indigestion.
By
Georgia
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