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In the case of multi-cellular organisms such as human beings, cells receive food by way of the blood, which carries nutrients to them, which they then absorb through their cell membranes.

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The digestive system breaks it down so that it can move into either the blood stream or lymphatic system then to the blood stream, once in the blood stream it travels through the body until some cell needs it and absorbs it through the cellular membrane.

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By simply breaking down carbohydrates, fats, and proteins in food.

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Q: How do the cells receive the nutrients from food?
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