How Your Body Absorbs the Food You Eat

MEDICAL ANIMATION TRANSCRIPT: The digestive tract includes the mouth, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine, rectum, and anus. The pancreas, liver, and gallbladder are accessory organs of the digestive tract that have many functions, one of which is to produce digestive juices and enzymes that aid in digestion. The digestive tract alters food into readily absorbed nutrients and eliminates waste products. Digestion begins in the mouth. Saliva moistens the food and amylase, an enzyme in saliva, begins the process of breaking it down. Food moves through the esophagus and enters the stomach, where digestive enzymes and stomach acid continue breaking it down. The resulting breakdown product, called chyme, contains carbohydrates, small proteins, minerals, fats, vitamins, and water. Chyme exits the stomach and enters the small intestine. The small intestine digests and absorbs each component of chyme. Pancreatic enzymes eventually break down carbohydrates into several simple sugars called monosaccharides. Sodium-glucose transporters are responsible for transporting monosaccharides across the intestinal cell membrane into the cell using active transport. After transport into the cell, glucose transporters move the monosaccharides out of the cell and eventually into the bloodstream for use by the body. Enzymes called proteases break down proteins into amino acids. Like carbohydrates, amino acids such as glycine are co-transported with sodium ions via the sodium-glucose transporter. Various amino acid transporters then transfer amino acids into the interstitial fluid where they are available to build proteins needed by the body. Minerals such as sodium are co-transported with carbohydrates and amino acids. Liver bile salts emulsify fats. Then pancreatic and intestinal enzymes digest them into fatty acids and diglyceride. Bile acid droplets called micelles absorb the fatty acids and diglyceride as well as any fat-soluble vitamins in the chyme and deliver them to the intestinal cell wall for absorption. Within the cell, the lipids and fat-soluble vitamins are packaged into chylomicrons, which are delivered to the lacteals or lymphatic capillaries in the intestinal villi for transport to the lymphatic system and eventual return to the blood.
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[@RonZhang]

I don’t get why people are saying this video is substandard. It says everything one needs to know about digestion in a coherent way. Not just kids knowledge.

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SubhanAllah, how Allah made the body to work ❤

[@MichaelKofi-n8o]

What r u talking about, God is the only one created the body

[@kooolainebulger8117]

watched this while eating, thanks for the reminder

[@MegaVegetableJuice]

The human body is just fascinating. Amazing. I am in awe that my body does all this just for me. 🥺

[@Pollyanna99]

What a great video - covers the main points helpfully. Thank you!

[@UltraPvnk]

Beautiful, thanks.

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Thank you for the lesson.

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My big request for the team... Please can you people make a video about MUCUS function and its benifits / effects on body.

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Great info, always good to go over the Basics! 👍

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I wanna ask how can I design an animation video like this. Is there any application or course to teach this? .It is very wonderful detailed explanation

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[@Balaack96]

Correct me if am wrong folks, (preferably Medical school community people) I know that Sodium-Glucose transport channel (SGLT1) particularly in the intestinal lumen membrane don't utilize ATP directly (as mentioned at minute 02:00 in the video above) but it's maintained by Sodium-Potassium pump and it's considered Cotransport as opposed to Countertransport. That's why we call it Secondary active transport as oppose to Primary active transport. Reference: LINDA S. COSTANZO, PhD textbook of Physiology 6th edition page 10 (Secondary active transport)

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Better than the teacher, the way they explained. ❤😊i loved this video, more videos..

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Very good I am learning its in the college! Thank you for video

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Thank you.

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God is great. It is obvious this body is designed by the creator.

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where do they get the video footage

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Watch at 1.5x. You're welcome.

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I think Scotty is having too many tea breaks because my transporters don’t seem to be transporting very much, leaving me tired all the time.

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i saved the video for my little brother so he can understand how it works. it is not for us😆

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This isn’t exactly common knowledge if you’re not in the medical field.

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remember to watch on 1.25x speed for a reasonable narration speed

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Who created this mechanism and things in perfect way!! Not science, science just learning deeply these existing things which created by someone who is forcefully to be called "The God!" Those who can't accept the creator is a fool based on science, I say.

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Cognitive bias! It's all about you, what an incredibly ignorant & two dimensional way to look at the universe. Complex life is a process of billions of years, it's far beyond your small comprehension...

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