The Digestive System
Autonomic nervous system - parasympathetic nerves stimulate GI tract activities . - sympathetic nerves inhibit GI tract activities . Hormonal control - hormones from endocrine gland and from GI tract itself help regulate GI tract activities . Reflex mechanism - regions of the GI tract (especially the stomach and small
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