Describe what happens to the food types specified below as they pass through the following zonesof the Digestive system Mouth, Stomach, Small intestines, large Intestines. Specify the food example(Carbo-rich food)rice, (protein rich) chicken adobo, (fat rich food) crispy pata, Identify the enzymethat catalyzed the digestion process and the source enclosed in parenthesis.1Carbohydrate-rich food2. Protein-rich food3. Fat/lipid-rich food

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