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Why must food be degested?
Digestion is an important part of the food energy process. We eat food to get energy into our bodies like recharging a battery. Digestion breaks the food down into Energy which our bodies can use in our muscles, to make our heart beat, our lungs breathe and legs move.
Why do you need to store energy in your bodies?
We store energy in our bodies to use it. Every movement in our body, including simple things like raising our hands require energy. Without energy, we would not be able to do anything. In order to make it more 'convenient', without having to consume food or drinks when we need energy, we store energy in our bodies so that we can use it when we need it.
Where do your bodies get its chemical energy?
From the food you eat.
What energy resource is for human bodies?
Food
Why do you need food energy?
Our bodies are living organisms that need fuel to operate. Food we digest gives us the energy to keep our body temperature controlled and to use our muscles.
From where does a bear get its energy?
Generally, they use energy as we and all aninals do, they move, they keep their bodies warm, they digest their food, and they metabolize food into more energy.
What is energy from food called?
Chemical energy. Our bodies literally chemically burn fuel received from food and absorb the energy released, using it to turn adenosine diphosphate (ADP) back into adenosine triphosphate (ATP). Then our bodies break the ATP back down into ADP, using the energy released for everything in our bodies that requires energy for it to happen.
Is the energy in food released rapidly into our bodies?
No, the body has to process the food before the energy can be accessed.
How does your bodies store energy?
there food and drink store energy and sports.
What objects use chemical energy?
Engines, motors, our bodies, etc use chemical energy.
What process do animal's turn food energy into a form their bodies can use?
Perhaps catabolism, or respiration? The question is vague
How does food work in your bodies?
It acts as a source of energy!
