The bones in the body do a number of things for it. They give support and help the muscles by moving the body when the muscles contract and relax. They protect the brain and some major organs such as the heart and liver.
The bones store calcium, phosphorus and other ions. They also are where blood cells are first formed: red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets (for clotting). Bones also store a certain amount of fat in the long bones. They also give your body a certain shape and form.
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it support and it give shape
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It will give you stronger healthier bones
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they keep it up and give it structure and support
they give the body support
The body's structure is provided by the skeletal system (skeleton), which includes bones, cartilage, and connecting tissues. The bones hold up the body and give it structure - without bones, higher animals would not be able to exist.
keeps bones from rubbing together helps give the body shape
The skin on and around your cheek bones.
The bones give our body the structure and support needed to stay erect and the muscles allow us to move by contracting and expanding.