What are the ingredients of the Human Body?

Answer 1

The human body's basic ingredients are water, fat, protein, vitamins, minerals, carbohydrates, ions, salt, bases, acids, carbon-dioxide, and hydrogen peroxide. The human body is made up of 2/3's of water and has enough iron to make a 3 inch nail. The human body's total amount of water can fill a 10 gallon tank. The human body has three basic elements. Oxygen (61% or 43kg), carbon (23% or 16kg), and hydrogen (10% or 7kg). The human body contains 8 pints of blood. If you were to somehow remove all of the DNA from a single sell and lay it all down by the ends, it would be 6 feet in length. To be as close as science will let us and in an elemental sense, the average adult male, 5'11", 167lbs, is composed of: water 35 liters, carbon 20kg, amonia 4 liters, lime 1.5kg phosphorus 800g, salt 250g, saltpeter 100g sulfur 80g, fluorine 7.5g, iron 5g, silicon 3g, and 15 other trace amounts of other elements.

Answer 2

water 35L, carbon 20K, ammonia 4L, lime 1.5KG, phosphorus 800G, salt 250G, saltpeter 100G sulfur 80G, fluorine 7.5g, iron 5G, silicon 3G, and 15 other trace amounts of other elements.The other 15 elements I've been serching for them for about 7 months now... I imagine they don't want people to know them because of alchemy, in other words so no one creates an abomination

These 15 other trace elements are 'micronutrients' that are present in living organisms in microscopic quantities and include: cobalt, chromium, copper, iodine, manganese, selenium, zinc and molybdenum

Answer 3

heterogeneous mixture, homogeneous mixture, mechinical mixture and solution

Answer 4

Yes. It is composed of different elements.

Answer 5

blood, vomit, urine, saliva