How long does it take for the human body to renew its skeleton?

Answer 1

It takes about 24 hours for skin cells to die. In a coffin, bones and teeth become dry and brittle around 40 to 50 years later. When buried in a coffin, the coffin slows the process of decomposition.

Answer 2

Many factors prolong or decrease the rate of decay. Example, a corpse left out in the open on the Bonneville salt flats would take months longer to decompose than a corpse at the bottom of the sea. As indicated in the example above, humidity levels, insect and animal activity, and temperature are some of the major factors which effect the time required for a body to decompose.

Answer 3

The human body continuously remodels bone tissue throughout life in a process known as bone remodeling. It takes about 10 years for the body to replace and renew its entire skeleton. This process involves the breakdown of old bone tissue and the formation of new bone tissue to maintain skeletal health.

Answer 4

The length of time it takes for a dead animal to decay an become only a skeleton will vary depending on a few things. The things that speed up the decaying process are the size of the animals, if other animals eat it, and weather.

Answer 5

it depends on the environment, age, gender, size and health of people but is usually around a week to a fortnight Dude it takes much longer than that...some bodys can last for years without decomposing enough for it to be a skeleton, but at the least it would be about a month month and a half.

Answer 6

if is buried in the coldness like Alaska it will stay there for a very very long time

if it is buried in the Desert in will turn to dust in a few years

if it is buried in soiled rich dirt with worms and and bugs it will turn to bone in a few weeks say like a garden or very moist soil

Answer 7

It takes 7 years for a healthy human body to completely replace every single bone cell.

Answer 8

in one second

Answer 9

one year

Answer 10

3 years