How does blood helps muscles?

Answer 1

In order to contract and allow us to move, muscles need to break down the enzyme ATP (Adenosine Triphosphate) to create energy. In order to replenish the ATP once it has been used, muscles require large amounts of oxygen and the way that oxygen is delivered to the muscles is through the blood supply. Therefore, without blood, the muscles would have no oxygen, would not be able to produce ATP and therefore would not be able to function.

Answer 2

Muscles are your prime movers. And when you exercise you break the muscle cells. so to recover from the damage incurred the muscle needs protein and some carbs to regenerate. And oxygen is the fuel which improves the process.

So that is why you need protein and oxygen to recover.

Answer 3

I say we try an experiment with this question. We will need a volunteer...ah yes you....

First, drain all the blood out of your body, then wait. Soon, you will notice how it helps your muscles. Then, as you begin to lose conscience, you will notice the faint outline of Yosemite Sam. He will reach down to you, extending his hand. You will soon realize that in fact it is not his hand but rather a double barrel shotgun. If all of this occurs, you definitely have discovered that blood helps your muscles.

Answer 4

Blood vessels bring food and oxygen to the muscle, and take away waste products and carbon dioxide.

Answer 5

Blood nourishes muscles with oxygen & nutrients and takes away waste products made by the cells, like any other organ.

Answer 6

It is really the oxygen in the blood that your muscle needs. The more blood in the muscle, the more oxygen in the blood, the better the muscle responds.

Answer 7

So that oxygen can be transported easily to the muscle, as a muscle needs oxygen to function