How does the enzyme breakdown reaction work?

In our body, many enzymes are released that make the digestion process possible. There are several dozen different enzymes that are capable of cleaving certain substances. Enzymes that break down polysaccharides will not be able to help break down proteins into amino acids. Therefore, at each stage of the passage of food through the body, special enzymes are released. Cells also have digestive enzymes inside digestive organelles called lysosomes. They operate on the same principle.