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Discover the fascinating journey of an apple as it moves through your digestive system. From the moment it enters your mouth and is chewed into smaller pieces by your teeth, to the mixing with saliva, and swallowing, the food travels down the food pipe to the stomach. In the stomach, it mingles with digestive juices and breaks down into tiny nutrients. The small intestine absorbs the good bits like healthy sugars and fats, while the large intestine collects waste. Finally, the leftover waste is eliminated from the body.
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Eating the apple • The food goes in the mouth; it is chewed into Little pieces by the teeth and mixed with saliva.
Swallow • Once small enough to swallow you swallow the food travels through the food pipe to the stomach.
Stomach • When in the stomach the apple is mixed with lots of digestive juices. This breaks the food down into tiny pieces that are small enough to be taken around the body.
Small Intestine • The tiny pieces of food pass into the small intestine. Here all the good bits (healthy sugars, nutrients, some fats etc) are taken into your body
large Intestine The waste products and water pass into the large intestine, here all the water needed is taken into the body.
Waste • Waste leaves body at the toilet.
