Why is it important to filter waste materials from the blood?

Answer 1

Blood contains waste products. The kidneys are two of three organs that remove waste products from the blood. (The liver is the third. Actually, the liver filters byproducts of various compounds, such as alcohol, producing other, more useful products, such as sugar. It also produces bile, used in digestion.) Without the kidneys, these waste products would accumulate and poison us. The resulting output of the kidneys is urine, which is accumulated in the bladder for periodic voiding by the process known (scientifically) as micuration, otherwise known as urination.

Answer 2

Filtering waste materials from the blood is important to maintain the body's internal environment. Kidneys filter waste products, excess minerals, and toxins from the blood, ensuring stable electrolyte balance and regulating blood pressure. If waste materials are not properly filtered and eliminated, they can build up in the blood, leading to toxicity and potential harm to organs and bodily functions.

Answer 3

If you don't your body will get filled with things your body don't need.

Answer 4

Waste products need to be taken away from the cells by blood. They are too toxic to the cells. Brain cells are particularly sensitive to the toxic products of metabolism.

Answer 5

so you don't get poisoned