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Enzymes are what build and tear down molecules needed for the body's functions. The natural formation of most molecules, especially the complex molecules needed for life, is so random and slow that it would never support any sort of life form.
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Why is it important to stay healty?
it is important because ur body needs that or eles u will die unhealty so eat healty and stay that wway. also exercise good
How do the fiber water and vitamin c help the body?
to make sure that the body Is healty
What salivary glands do in your body?
It produces a very important enzyme which is essential to digestion of starches,
How do you get skinny without diet or exersice?
By eating little calories. But keep in mind that it's important to have a healty diet. Lack of vitamins can have severe conequences for your body and brain. The best way to lose weight is to eat healty (no fat food and no sugar), combined with some physical excercise.
Do Papaya enzyme and garlic tablets aid in weight loss?
According to Miss Eve Pearl (you can check her website), it does. =] www.evepearl.com
Where your body didn't make a particular enzyme?
where your body didn't make a particular enzyme
What are the negative consequences of not having too much cholesterol in your body?
You die because your body doesn't have the stuff it needss to be healty...
What is Ceruloplasmin used for in the body?
Ceruloplasmin is an enzyme that is important in the human body. It is synthesized by the liver. It carries much copper and has a major role in iron metabolism.
What is an endogenous enzyme?
The enzymes created by body itself are endogenous enzyme?
Is enzyme a food additive?
No, an enzyme is a chemical that is in your body and breaks down food in your body. For example starch is broken down by the enzyme Lipase. Hope this helps. X
How does an enzyme change how a reaction occurs?
An enzyme speeds up your reaction in your body.
What is an example of an enzyme in your body?
An example of an enzyme in the body is amylase I and II. They are produced by chewing and by the pancreas respectively. They both aid in the digestive process in the body.
