How Dietary Fat Travels through Your Body
Dietary fat changes physical form during digestion and absorption so poorly water-soluble lipids can travel through the body’s watery fluids.
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Dietary fat changes physical form during digestion and absorption so poorly water-soluble lipids can travel through the body’s watery fluids.
The small intestine mixes and moves chyme as enzymes break down food, bringing nutrients close to the surface where absorption occurs.