There's really no special food that contributes to flexibility.
An overall balanced diet, together with stretching exercises will do the trick.
trillons of food.
Make it flexible
Bees pollinate plants and trees. Trees make air and food. Food feeds us. Plants look pretty and make food. Food feeds us. THE END
The digestion of food helps us to make energy so that we can do things.
Yes, flexible packaging is a real, established industry. It covers companies that design and make packaging from flexible materials such as plastic film, paper, aluminum foil, and laminates. Common products include pouches, bags, wraps, sachets, and roll-stock film. Its biggest customer is the food and beverage sector, followed by pet food, personal care, pharmaceuticals, and household goods. Brands like it because it is lightweight, cheaper to ship than rigid packaging, and often uses less material. The Answers page you linked gives a global market figure of about USD 65 billion, but that answer dates from 2009, so treat the numbers as outdated. The market has grown a lot since then. If you need current figures for a website or report, use a recent industry source and cite it. I can search for up-to-date numbers if you'd like.
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plants need water sun and air to make food for us to eat .
No, the cartilage does. As for being able to control our flexibility, we can thank the brain, the nerves, and the mucsles
it gives us our food that make us happy :)
Tissue make the thin cucumber slice flexible
It burns the Calories from food.
To make yummy food for us to eat