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The villi, present in the small intestine are the site of nutrient absorption. generally, water-soluble nutrients enter into the body and go directly into the

The villi, present in the small intestine are the site of nutrient absorption. generally, water-soluble nutrients enter into the body and go directly into the
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The villi, present in the small intestine are the site of nutrient absorption. generally, water-soluble nutrients enter into the body and go directly into the

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I believe the answer should be the water the small intestine are carried off to the body through the bloodstream.
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