Digging the Trench. You'll have to dig up part of your basement floor so that you can install the drain. Mark a line on the floor one foot away from the walls where the drain is being installed with a chalk line or spray paint. Remove the concrete between the line and the wall.aying Out the French Drain. The easiest method when laying out the location for the drain is to install it along the walls that meet in the corner where the sump pit is located. This provides an ideal location for the drain to direct the water, as a sump pump can pump the water out of the pit as it fills.
Health Benefits of Granola. Digestion: As a digestive aid, granola is almost unmatched. It is commonly consumed by people who want a boost in their fiber content, because granola contains both soluble and insoluble fiber.Dietary fiber is a beneficial part of anyoneâs eating habits because it regulates digestion of food.he long list of health benefits commonly attributed to granola is mainly due to its content of vitamins, minerals, and other essential nutrients, including, but not limited to, dietary fibers, sodium, potassium, zinc, phosphorus, magnesium, calcium, vitamin-E, vitamin-C, niacin, vitamin E, iron, and thiamin.
Let's follow the route of a piece of toast, to take a look at the digestive tract. After putting the toast into our mouth we chew it with our teeth. Not only is the toast ground into small pieces, but it is also mixed with saliva. Saliva contains enzymes. These enzymes break down molecules into smaller particles. A piece of toast is made of wheat and this contains starch. Starch is made up of long chains of carbohydrates. These chains are too small for the teeth to grind but the enzymes break these into smaller pieces. In other words, digestion starts in the mouth! So it is very important to chew your food well and not to rush it. After swallowing, the toast will go past the back of the throat, down the gullet to the stomach. The stomach contains very acid fluid and enzymes to break down the chain of molecules into even smaller pieces. The stomach's contents are so acid that, if you could put your finger in there, it would be broken down as well! Because of the acidity, most of the bacteria will be killed. The stomach can survive this acidity because it has a special lining.