How does starvation affect the kidneys?

Answer 1

Starvation starts to shut down organs. Our body is all one, food and water is like the fuel. You stop giving the body fuel, it starts to shut down organs to make up for lost fuel. Starvation is one of the dealiest things today.

Answer 2

Lowered caloric intake carries a number of interesting behavioral/psychological changes, in both the overweight and normal weight. Depression, fighting, suicide, murder, all sorts of bizarre behaviors result from chronic underfeeding. it slows down your metabolism level.

the body will only first burn off your fat reserves after it exhausting the contents of the digestive tract, and then your glycogen reserves stored in your muscles and liver cells.

Answer 3

Anorexia can affect all of the organs in the body in many different ways. Some examples are....

* Lungs - Weakened, more prone to infection, more damage in those who smoke

* Heart - Weakened, murmur, potential for heart attack or heart failure

* Eyes - Muscles will become weaker, vision feels strained

* Kidneys - Slow down functions, may be more likely to produce painful kidney stone or develop protein poisoning

* Liver - Weakened, slowed day, prone to liver failure or liver degeneration

* Reproductive Organs - May slow down (men) or stop (women)

* Muscles - Prone to muscle loss / degeneration, fatigue, more likely to be injured (ripped, strained, twisted, pinched, etc.)

* Brain - Deprived of proper nutrients and oxygen, can lose some fine motor skills or fast-action reflexes, memory difficulties

Answer 4

Your body feeds on your fat which does not mean you lose weight it's your hunger that feed off your fat enzymes in your body.

Answer 5

it blows up and stomach acid comes out you bumhole.

Answer 6

starvation effects the liver, beause the liver does not have anything to eat on, it will fail if i does not have enought food, energy to keep it going.

Answer 7

Zero and a half