Question

1. which of the following does not happen to amino acids during digestion and absorption? combined into the proteins needed by the body used for energy released into the bloodstream causes inflammation or edema converted to nonessential amino acids, glucose, or fat 20) cholecystokinin triggers the pancreas to release trypsin, chymotrypsin, and other protein - splitting enzymes. true false 21) iodized salt is a source of _, while kosher and sea salts are not. vitamin d zinc iodine fiber

Explanation:

1. Amino - acids are combined into proteins, used for energy, released into the bloodstream, and converted to non - essential amino acids, glucose, or fat during digestion and absorption. They do not typically cause inflammation or edema during normal digestion and absorption processes.
2. Cholecystokinin is a hormone that indeed triggers the pancreas to release trypsin, chymotrypsin, and other protein - splitting enzymes.
3. Iodized salt contains iodine, which is not present in significant amounts in kosher and sea salts.

Answer:

1. Causes inflammation or edema
2. True
3. Iodine