Normaly neither. A virus is an infectious agent that needs a living cell to make more viruses. Otherwise, a virus just floats around. Some viruses do need carbohydrates to be made, but without a cell a carbohyrate is useless. To some extent, though, certain carbohydrates help a virus by powering the cell that builds viruses.
Putting it simply, a lone carbohydrate will most likely do nothing to a lone virus.
Virus' don't help computers, they're given the name virus because they harm your computer, my suggestion, don't get a virus.
Using an electron microscope will help you see a virus.
It will help save files on your computer and will help clear the virus off
Fibre help your body get rid of your waste so it won't be stuck in your body, and carbohydrates help your gain energy.
No. Not if the program is virus free
What would be a good rule to help you identify foods containing carbohydrates?
The job of carbohydrates are to help you walk and gives you energy by ellie thomas
No, it will not hurt you. It will help to straighten your vertebrae.
It will help save files on your computer and will help clear the virus off
Enzymes help break down carbohydrates in the body.
It won't hurt; the flu vaccine is non-virulent and won't lower your immune system while it makes antibodies to the influenza virus. It will still be able to fight off the Bell's Palsy virus (herpes).
antibiotics help bacterial infections that could cause a virus other wise they give you can get a shot of a small amount of that virus to help build an immunity to that virus.