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Through which body part do humans take in the energy they need to survive?
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Does your body get all it's energy from the sun?
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Why the calorie is important?
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Why is the important to the body?
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Where does your body get the energy that it needs in order for you to survive?
From the food that you eat.
Why does the body reduce body functions in untreated anorexia nervosa?
Average body functions (breathing, general movements, heart beats, brain activity, nerve responses, ect.) take energy. Though the amount is significantly smaller than then energy required to do activities like work or sports, it still takes energy. Humans (and all animals, for that matter) obtain energy through food. This energy is called calories. In anorexics, they are starving their bodies and are not getting enough food or energy through food. The body naturally stores excess or extra energy in the liver and in fat cells. When it needs more energy, the metabolism uses this stored energy. In anorexics who have little fat or excess energy left, the body begins to slow down it's natural processes. By doing so, it conserves energy and needs less energy to survive.
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Blood contains nutrient's that flows through your body in your veins
How sweating causes cooling in humans?
Sweat of perspiration cools down the body through evapourative cooling. As liquid evapourates energy is absorbed from the sun!!!!
Do humans inhale oxygen?
Yes, humans inhale oxygen through their lungs. Oxygen is necessary for cellular respiration, where it is used in the process of generating energy for the body's functions.
How do humans obtain the energy and matter they need in order to survive?
Humans get the energy and matter they need to survive from the food they eat. The foods humans eat contain carbohydrates, vitamins, and protein. All of those components are broken down by the human body with the aid of digestion.
How do humans and animals bodies grow?
The humans and animals bodies grow through the expansion and build up of the cells. This is made possible through the energy that is derived from food eaten.
How do human live?
Humans are able to live through a series of chemical reactions which releases energy and amino-acids from food. This is then used to build and power the body.
