Anatomy and Physiology of Digestive System

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Excellent video. Thank you. One small caveat with lactose intolerance. I a lot of people with it can't drink milk or eat ice cream, but can eat cheese because most of the lactose is in the whey instead of the cheese itself. They can also eat yogurt because the bacteria break it down.

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Excellent explanation of the digestive system which was a big help in my exam preparations. Thank you!

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The most detailed digestive system video!Didn’t even need to read my notes after watching this!

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Thank you very much for this interesting lesson! I'm starting to read about nutrition so this info gives me the basics I need to understand things better!

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awesome video! I just wanted to add- the liver has four lobes, not two :) there is the left and right lobe which are seen anteriorly, but there are also the caudate and quadrate lobes which can be seen from an inferior view.

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I think the secretion has to come before chemical breakdown in the 1st slide Bcoz chemical break down happens in the presence of Secretary digestive juices So the secretion has to be done before chemical breakdown I hope you have got the point

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The part of the pharynx that helps in digestion is called laryngopharynx.

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Great video - many thanks - I will recommend it to my Students "In British English" -> or English as its known :o) I also had impacted wisdom teeth

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Great video! I think it would be helpful to include what the different parts of the tooth are actually made of (dentin, enamel, etc.)

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I will be doing HSB next month and this really helps, thank u.

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Good knowledge ...I've been that way .just watching my gut and weight .

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