Digestive organs

FOOD to FECES: An interactive “tour” of the digestive system Teachers/co-op leaders: Do you need to present an informative-yet-fun class about the human digestive system? Thi…

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Description Have fun coloring the foods and feeding the hungry guy! Learn about the digestive system and the path food takes after it is eaten. Extracted from our workbook, About Me (see My Featured Items) by Our Time to Learn, ages 4-6 Purchase a hard copy of About Me at www.ourtimetolearn.com

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its about the system of organs that are responsible in taking food in and out of the body system.more relevant information will in the link below

Overview of the digestive system—how food moves through each part of the GI tract to help break down food for energy, growth, and cell repair.

The vagus nerve connects the brain with other major organs that function involuntarily (aka autonomically): the heart, lungs, digestive organs, liver, thyroid, adrenals, and kidneys. It is responsible for communicating parasympathetic messages that tell the body it is safe to calm down, receive, rest, and digest. When the vagus nerve is stimulated, heart rate and blood pressure decrease, breathing slows, and the digestive system is activated.

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Description Student handout for digestive system lesson. Can be used to teach digestive system to high school or middle school science classes. Topics covered include structures and functions of each digestive organ, process of digestion and diseases. PowerPoint lesson also available.

Ashley Cipponeri Homstad, MSW, LMT, OI shared a post on Instagram: "When your body perceives a threat it directs resources away from your digestive organs to prioritize functions for immediate response. If this happens to you frequently, the mind-gut connection can become weak and gastrointestinal distress may becomes a part of your daily life 😓 Inviting in an enjoyable practice of compassionate self-massage in a safe environment can help reduce the intensity of the stress response and…