I love eating delicious and nutritions food. Don’t you? It’s so satisfying when you’re hungry. But what happens when you swallow your food. Where does it go? And what happens to it? Well, there’s a complex system going on inside you all the time. Right now even! It’s called the digestive system. This system of organs includes your stomach, your small intestine and your large intestine. And boy! is this system long! It’s several meters (yards) in fact! And it’s all coiled up inside you, working day and night to turn your food into nutrients that keep you healthy and strong.

This video will help you understand better how each part works. If you want to know more about what your body does with the food you eat, and how it gets through you, click the Play Button.

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Lois struggled eating. Food kept getting stuck in her esophagus. She sought out care from Kristen Regalia, MD, at the Stanford Health Care Esophagus Center. She underwent an EndoFlip® procedure, which broke up the restriction in her esophagus and improved her quality of life.

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