When we swallow food, it reaches the:

The human digestive system has the mouth as its entrance and continues downward, covering the throat, pharynx, stomach, small intestine, and large intestine before ending at the anus. The swallowed food reaches the stomach and is acted upon by the digestive enzymes secreted by the stomach walls. Proteins are divided into amino acids, and carbohydrates get reduced into smaller sugars. Further, it moves into the small intestine, where most digestion and absorption happen. The liver acts as the producer of bile and purifies the blood. The pancreas secretes several hormones and enzymes. The enzymes are released into the digestive system through a small channel.