The order in which food passes through the digestive tract

The order in which food passes through the digestive tract is mostly through the mouth and then into the throat, then through the esophagus to the stomach, and after being digested in the stomach, it can reach the duodenum, and then pass through the jejunum, ileum, ascending colon, transverse colon and other digestive system guides in the body, and is finally discharged through the anus.

There are many parts of the digestive tract in which food passes through the order that does not change. Generally, it starts with chewing food in the mouth. After the chewed food is broken down, it will pass through the throat to the esophagus. After being digested by the stomach, it will pass through the duodenum, and then absorbed by the jejunum and ileum. It will also pass through the ascending colon, transverse colon, descending colon and sigmoid colon, and finally reach the rectum, and then be excreted out of the body through the anus. This is the whole process of food in the body. Some nutrients will be absorbed, and some residues will be excreted.

In daily life, if there is a disorder in the digestive system or the food you eat is not good, if you often eat spicy food or fried and greasy food, it will cause different diseases to your digestive system, and there may also be inflammation and infection in different parts of the body. Therefore, try to maintain good eating habits in life to reduce some digestive system diseases.

When digestive system diseases occur, you should change your bad eating habits and choose to eat warm semi-liquid food.