On reaching the end of the small intestine, all the digested food products, along and the minerals and vitamins that are useful to the body, should have been removed from the watery contents. What remains consists of the indigestible components of food such as cellulose from the consumption of plant-based foods. These materials are then passed on to the large intestine. recovery of water and electrolytes (sodium, chloride) from indigestible food matter formation and storage of faeces...
On reaching the end of the small intestine
On reaching the end of the small intestine