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In the upper part of your digestive system. That raspberry can't get through the cheesecloth into the bloodstream. It's too big. It's got to go further down the digestive tract. It's got to be broken down smaller and smaller and smaller and smaller and smaller until it's small enough. Now it goes right through the cheesecloth into the bloodstream. That's called absorption. So that's digestion and absorption. And the bigger molecules, they can't get through. It's not possible. They've got to go further down the digestive tract and be snipped smaller by our digestive enzymes. And so it looks like this. The small molecules go right through the tube into the bloodstream, but the big molecules cannot. They can't. They've got to go further down. You get tears in the cheesecloth. Now, the smaller molecules still get through into the bloodstream, but now the bigger molecules get through into the bloodstream and they're called macromolecules.