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Simple Digestion Experiment

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Simple Digestion Experiment

 

The purpose of eating food is to obtain the nutrients our bodies need to stay alive and perform all our daily tasks. The process of breaking down food into the nutrients our bodies can use is called digestion. 

Even though digestion takes place inside our bodies, we can do this simple digestion experiment to see the first steps of digestion in action.

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