The broken-down proteins, and the nutrients that the enzymes have already broken down, can now be absorbed into the bloodstream through the wall of the small intestine. The large intestine prepares the left-over materials that the body cannot use to leave the body. These waste materials have water taken from them if the body needs it, or water added if the waste is too dry. The small intestine looks inside like rows and rows of prong-like things that are called villi. The food is pressed between the villi so that the nutrients in it can be absorbed into the bloodstream.
Good bacteria work in our intestine to keep the intestine wall clean and break food down further.
Our water is treated with a substance called chlorine which is a poison added to the water to kill all bacteria. When the good bacteria in the small intestine have been killed off, the intestines become impacted with food that the good bacteria did not get a chance to work on. Parasites and bad bacteria and moths can live in the impacted rotting food. Molds like candida can grow and release toxins into the body. The impacted food blocks nutrient flow through the villi.