I think it's not the body system you're asking for but our living tissue bone tendon organ muscle brain etc body parts where each type of body part has their own specific & unique type of living cells. Each type of cell does a different type of job. All of these different types of cells making up the different body parts etc all work together as one whole system that makes it possible for us 2 live breathe think etc. But all of the different types of cells work either the same or a similar way. The anatomy of all the different types of cells have the same or similar anatomy. You should look it up because I have a information/data hoarding problem and am a memoryholic. I really don't want to search the web right now.. Cell Anatomy. Mitochondria inside the cell are the things that extract store and use the energy which is broken up 2 be small enough 2 use after going through the digestive system, being absorbed by villa in the small intestine carried through the blood stream and distributed to all the body parts living cells etc that need the energy to survive.
the metabolism extracts energy from food
Your body does not make energy, it extracts it from the food you eat.
The digestive system processes your food and extracts nutrients from it.
The alimentary system, also known as the digestive system, is responsible for the intake, processing, and absorption of food and nutrients. It begins with the mouth, where food is chewed and mixed with saliva, and continues through the esophagus, stomach, and intestines. The system extracts essential nutrients and energy from food while eliminating waste products. Overall, it plays a crucial role in maintaining the body's overall health and functionality.
the digestive system
the system is digestive system
the system is digestive system
nutrition
i think it is the digestive system
how much energy the food molecules have
Your body gets energy from what you eat and drink.
The parasympathetic nervous system is responsible for conserving the body's energy. It promotes activities that help the body relax, restore energy, and digest food. This system is often referred to as the "rest and digest" system.