The activities of the digestive system are regulated by: a) Hormones b) Parasympathetic and Sympathetic neuron...
The activities of the digestive system are regulated by:
a) Hormones
b) Parasympathetic and Sympathetic neuron
c) The content of the digestive tract
d) A and B only
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Answer is option D
Digestive system activities are regulated by both hormones, sympathetic and parasympathetic activities( by sight, taste, imagination, thoughts of food etc) . This helps in secretion of hormones, increase the Digestive tract mortality and contraction production of Digestive enzymes like cck, Hcl... Etc
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