ANALYTICAL PROCESSES IN DIGESTIVE PHYSIOLOGY TODAY
Abstract
This article analyzes the main stages in the development of digestive physiology.
The Ancient and Middle Ages laid the foundations for the further development of this scientific field. In the modern era, knowledge continues to accumulate through new theoretical and experimental approaches to understanding processes in the body, and important discoveries are being made. Currently, digestive physiology is a significant branch of physiology.
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