How is carbon stored in your body?

Answer 1

The element CARBON enters the body in two NATURAL ways.

First is through eating and drinking. Almost all food that we eat contain the element carbon. As the ingested food reaches the digestive system, food is broken down into smaller pieces up until the molecular level. Some molecules are taken into the circulation, while others are excreted down as feces.

Second is by breathing. Certain air molecules contain carbon. One major air molecule is CARBON DIOXIDE. Some molecules are inhaled, but usually, CARBON DIOXIDE should be excreted from the body.

Unnatural ways when CARBON could enter the body is by medical intervention, as in intravenous injections, surgery, etc.

Answer 2

Carbon is stored in the body through the formation of complex organic molecules such as carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, and nucleic acids. These molecules contain carbon atoms that are used for energy production, structural support, and cellular processes. Much of the carbon is stored in the form of fats, which can act as long-term energy reserves in the body.

Answer 3

it is located in the human body carbon is needed to live.

Answer 4

The element of carbon (C) enters the human body through our intake of food. In turn the body uses these organic compounds for creating energy, repair and growth.

Answer 5

Up to 300 grams is stored as Glycogen and rest is converted to fats and stored as such in fat cells.

Answer 6

Carbon is in the food you eat and the air you breathe. It gets into the body both of these ways (eating and breathing).

Answer 7

Carbon is absorbed through the skin and dissolved substances in the skin there. Then appears on the skin as acne and rashes. In some cases carcinogenic as well.

Answer 8

It stays in your organs and cells. They use it to convert it into:energy and heat.

Answer 9

is carbon in the body