Across
- Insoluble carbohydrate with big molecules.
- These are needed in very small amounts to keep body processes working properly.
- Proteins are made up from a string of these(5,4).
- This is where faeces (mainly indigestible food) is stored.
- Oesophagus - the tube from mouth to stomach.
- Muscular organ in your body that churns up food.
- Type of tubing that is semi-permeable - only small molecules can get through.
- Needed to drive all life processes.
- When a diet has a healthy mixture of different foods it is ...
- Essential elements, like calcium for healthy bones.
Down
- Type of food that is essential for growth and repair.
- This is where faeces (mainly indigestible food) finally leaves the body.
- Type of food that provides energy.
- Roughage - keeps food moving through the digestive system.
- Type of food that provides energy.
- Organ where food is absorbed into the blood.
- Where food enters the body.
- All the different foods that are eaten.
- An organic catalyst - speeds up chemical reactions.
- A finger shaped projection in the digestive system that helps absorb food into the bloodstream.
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