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What would happen if you had no bones?

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What would happen if we had no nerves?

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Nerve damage may produce the inability to sense chest pain, such as angina or heart attack.

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Check out this website for information on internal bleeding and why it happens?

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When we break a bone what happens to the blood and the circulatory system? Does breaking a bone change how the blood gets from place to place?

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How do we gain white and red blood cells? How did we first get our red and white blood cells?

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What would happen to people wh have an open wound and whose blood does not clot naturally

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Why is blood that flows from the lungs to the heart bright red rather than dark red?

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If your stomach can't reproduce your stomach acid, you wouldn't be able to break down your food.

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It can occur when acid or other contents from your stomach "back up" into the esophagus

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can any thing sharp get into your blood stream?

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can you ever internally bleed out

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What can happen if your stomach can't reproude your stomach acid's. Will you

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You are born with around 10,000 taste buds. Taste buds are a natural part of you, kind of like your arms and legs.

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the stomach acid does not affect are organs at all are stomach is made to handle the things are body makes

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This website explains how you remake our stomach acid and how some people can actually have to much stomach acid.

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Once you start eating, your body produces a strong gastric acid called hydrochloric acid, or HCL, to begin the process of stomach digestion. During this process, foods are broken down into very small ...

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What would happen to the food you digested if you had no stomach?

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How does a stomach ache work? Is the reason because of food?

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Does the our body remake our acid or do we have the same acid in our stomach

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You can eat fruits for 5 days. I don't suggest it but you can live off of fruit. The problem is though that fruits don't give you the protein that you need to live for a while. So, if you went on a diet of only eating fruit you would still be alive but the more you stay with just fruits the closer you are to getting to a sever sickness that can cause death since you aren't getting enough proteins or the nutrients that you need. If you need more info click here ->

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Sarah Barnes

Sarah Barnes has been a professional writer and editor since 2004. She has been published in newspapers and regional magazines in the Wichita, Kansas area. Barnes holds a Bachelor of Arts in journalism from a Midwestern university.

Fruit is an essential component of your daily diet and has many nutritional advantages, especially when you replace junk food with servings of fresh fruit. However, it's not a good idea to try to live on fruit alone. So-called "fruitarian" diets or "fruit cleanses" may have great benefits according to their proponents, but any diet that focuses mainly on one food group tends to lack essential nutritional components. Always talk to your doctor before beginning a diet plan.

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Fruits contain a variety of nutrients that are needed to keep your body healthy, including potassium, folate, vitamin C, vitamin A and small amounts of calcium and iron. The skin and/or flesh of many fruits are also a good source of dietary fiber. Compounds called caretenoids and polyphenols, which have antioxidant properties that can protect your body from cancer, are also found in fruits. Emphasizing plant-based foods in your diet can lower your risk of heart disease, cancer and stroke.

Although fruits are a great source of many nutrients, they also tend to contain large quantities of sugar. Fruit juices, even ones made from 100 percent fruit, are especially sugary. The U.S. Department of Agriculture recommends about two cups of fruit per day for men and 1.5 cups per day for women over age 30. In comparison, women should eat 2.5 cups of vegetables per day, and men should eat three cups. The increased amounts of vegetables is recommended because they provide similar nutrients as fruit but have less sugar.

If you only eat fruit, you'll miss out on an essential dietary component: protein. Your body needs protein to build and repair muscle and tissue and to create hemoglobin, the substance that carries oxygen to your organs. Most fruits contain very little, if any, protein; the best sources include meat, eggs, dairy products, nuts and beans. Adults need about 60 grams of protein per day, so if you only eat fruit, you will likely find yourself with a protein deficiency.

A "fruitarian" diet, even one with a small allowed amount of grains and nuts, may cause deficiencies in calcium, protein, iron, zinc, vitamin D, vitamin B-12 and essential fatty acids. These deficiencies can lead to problems with bone density and nervous system function. Whatever diet plan you choose to follow, be sure it's rich in all the vitamins, minerals and other nutrients your body needs each day to perform its essential functions.

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Fruit is an essential component of your daily diet and has many nutritional advantages, especially when you replace junk food with servings of fresh fruit. However, it's not a good idea to try to live on fruit alone. So-called "fruitarian" diets or "fruit cleanses" may have great benefits according to their proponents, but any...

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how do your cells carry all the things your body needs.

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can you eat just fruits for 5 days or will you die?

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can your sctomach be infected if there was a less food?

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what would happen if the two separated and doesn't work

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when the digestive system move does everything else move

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Our body has many different types of cells.  In humans there are normal about 200 different types of cells living in our body. With in those cells we have about 20 different types of structures. We have white blood cells, red blood cells, and many other different kinds of cells. To find out more information on what cells we have in our body go to http://sciencenetlinks.com/student-teacher-sheets/cells-your-body/

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Why do we get heartburn? How do we get heartburn?

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How do we get our tastebuds?

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if you have something wrong with you'r nervous system does it mess with you circulatory system

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does the digestive system help everything work together

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does the muscular system help the skeletal system

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If you hurt a nerve, can it cause a problem for what the nerve has to do?

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without your skeletal and muscular system you wont move.

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other cells can help you .

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What kind of cells do we have in our body?

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Do cells reproduce once in there life time.

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Single cells can't reproduce but a mulit cell can.

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What are the biggest sized cells

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Can cells split in half by like a knife or only reproduce?

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Do some bacteria cells not harm us when others do?

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does it matter how they are made or can they do any job for the body

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Do the different kind of cells react differently if they were started to work different functions?

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does the size of the cells have a impact on what they do?

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Does the way the cell looks impact the function of it or change what the cell does?

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Why do we have stomach acid? Does it affect any organs or anything in our body if we didn't have stomach acid?

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What blood cell goes towards the heart and which one goes away from the heart?

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Do we producse the acid in are stomch and were does it go later?

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If a bone in your body was boke or gone? can it actffect your skeletl

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Does the lungs and heart work together and collab? If so, does any of these organs work with any other part of the body or even every part of the body?

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Does the lungs and heart work together and collab? If so, does any of these organs work with any other part of the body or even every part of the body?