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When you exercise, your body will exhale more carbon dioxide and you will inhale less oxygen.

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When exercising, the amount of carbon dioxide the body will exhale increases. The body will also become anaerobic

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when you exercise your heart rate increases, pumping oxygenated blood all over the body and causing the body to work double the rate. this also results in double the products or more carbon dioxide water and atp is made.

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When you exercise, blood rapidly flows through your body in order for the necessary oxygen to get to the muscles. When this occurs, carbon dioxide is produced and you slowly get tired from the lack of oxygen to the muscles. Due to this lack of oxygen, your heart beats faster and you breathe heavier and more rapid.

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Intense exercise causes your body to need more energy to keep up with the activity. The process of cellular respiration produces the energy or ATP to keep your muscles moving. To do this our oxygen intake increases (breathing faster) and produces more carbon dioxide that we breathe out.

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When you do intense exercise the muscles start to run out of oxygen and won't be able to keep up with the demand for energy, when there isn't enough oxygen present to produce enough ATP in the muscles for muscle contraction, lactic acid fermentation will start. Lactic acid fermentation makes lactic acid which is removed by the bloodstream slowly over time, and lactic acid fermentation can only go on for too long as lactic acid causes a burning sensation and there can't be too much lactic acid in the body.

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Intense exercise affects the body to need more energy to function with continuing doing the activities. The process of Cellular respiration makes the cells split creating glucose and lactic acid converting into energy or ATP.

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After completing our lab report, I learned that the more intense exercise one does has a tremendous affect on your breathing and heart rate. Both of these things increase because your body uses oxygen to make ATP. To create that energy processes such as the Kreb Cycle and the electron chain. This in turn ultimately causes your breathing rate  and heart increase.

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When you exercise your body uses oxygen to make energy (ATP). To make that energy Cellular Respiration is used to make energy or ATP. That is why when you are exercising you tend to breath faster, that is because your body needs more oxygen to make into energy (ATP) to power your muscles.

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Intense exercise can affect cellular respiration by increasing your breathing rate. Your breathing rate increases your breath by bringing more oxygen into the body and remove the carbon dioxide produced. By bringing more oxygen, ATP production increases because ATP requires oxygen.

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The more intense exercise you do you will exhale more carbon dioxide and produce less energy. You will exhale less oxygen and have an increased breathing rate and heart rate.

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From the lab, I have learned that when you exercise your body uses oxygen to make energy (ATP). Your body makes that energy in a process called cellular respiration. This is the reason your body increases the speed of your breathing rate and heart rate, so you the cellular respiration process can occur at a faster rate to create new energy when you are exercising.

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Intense exercise affects your body because when there is a lot of movement in the body, uses the air you inhale to make energy or ATP. Cellular respiration uses the glucose consumed and turns it into energy. So when exercising a lot you exhale more CO2 than inhaling oxygen.

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intense exercise affects your body by causing sweat, increase in heart rate, and an increase in breathing. This is your body attempting to make more ATP during the cellular respiration and help pump your blood. Sweating is cause after so many muscle contractions and is there to help cool your blood.

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Intense exercise affects your body by increasing the rate of cellular respiration. When you exercise, your muscles uses ATP, or energy, to move, and to create that energy, your body needs oxygen. By inhaling you breathe in oxygen and your body uses that oxygen to create the energy you need to exercise.

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From the lab, we learned that intense exercise speeds up the rate of cellular respiration, and that after the body depletes its storage of oxygen, it begins to perform the anaerobic pathway, consisting of glycolysis and lactic acid fermentation. This pathway is less efficient at producing ATP, making only about 1/16 of the energy of the aerobic pathway, but without oxygen, it is the only option.

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Kelly Tiedtke- Intense exercise affects the body by getting stronger, heart beat gets faster, and you would have to breathe more. ATP is used during the exercise, which can make you feel tired and sore afterwards.

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Kelly Tiedtke- Intense exercise affects the body by getting stronger, heart beat gets faster, and you would have to breathe more. ATP is used during the exercise, which can make you feel tired and sore afterwards.

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Intense exercise affects your body of cellular respiration your blood rate going up. Your blood rate goes up because your blood has to pump through your whole body to help you move while exercising. It also affects ATP production by increasing from oxygen.

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Intense exercise affects the body by increasing in the rate of cellular respiration because the body deplete's in oxygen levels. The body uses oxygen and the cellular respiration process to create ATP. After we exercise, we start breathing in more oxygen and release a lot carbon dioxide when exhaling.

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Intense exercise can affect my body in many ways. For example it can make our heart beat/minute and pulse increase. For example when you run a mile you exhale more carbon dioxide and breath in a lot of oxygen as well because your body is trying to get oxygen so that it can do cellular respiration to make ATP energy for your muscles to move, this causes carbon dioxide production which is what you exhale.

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Intense exercise can affect my body in many ways. For example it can make our heart beat/minute and pulse increase. For example when you run a mile you exhale more carbon dioxide and breath in a lot of oxygen as well because your body is trying to get oxygen so that it can do cellular respiration to make ATP energy for your muscles to move, this causes carbon dioxide production which is what you exhale.

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-Araham Cho Per. 5

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Intense exercise uses up my body's ATP. Our body then uses up all of the stored ATP and starts breathing out more carbon dioxide than oxygen is coming in, our heart rate, and breathing rate goes up. This means our bodies then go into fermentation and don't make as much ATP as they would have.

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Intense exercise affects your body by increasing the oxygen taken in and releasing more carbon dioxide.  It makes cellular respiration go faster and also breaks down the glucose in the body for ATP with provides energy. -elin jung 

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Intense exercise affects your body by increasing the oxygen taken in and releasing more carbon dioxide.  It makes cellular respiration go faster and also breaks down the glucose in the body for ATP with provides energy. -elin jung 

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Intense exercise affects our body by inhaling more oxygen and releasing more carbon dioxide. Intense exercise increases carbon dioxide production, heart rate, and breathing rate because it speeds up cellular respiration rate. When we exercise we get ATP by using lactic acid fermentation .

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Intense exercise affects our body by increasing our breath and heart rate, in general. Also, intense exercise increases muscle activity and ATP production, which is the lactic acid in our cellular respiration. Lastly, the intense exercise makes our bodies exhausting, so it's relying on cellular respiration.

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Intense exercise causes cellular respiration, because the only way to produce ATP ( energy ) without oxygen in cellular respiration. However, cellular respiration causes an increase in carbon dioxide, heart rate, and your breathing rate. It also causes you to be tired.

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Intense exercise affects your body by producing more ATP and creating more CO2 into the atmosphere. The heart rate will increase and breathing rate.

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Intense exercise affects cellular respiration by making it happen faster. Since your body needs more energy, cellular respiration has to speed up. This means that all of the processes associated with the process, such as taking in oxygen and releasing carbon dioxide speed up.

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The way that exercise affects our body is by either running or even walking to much or even because the sun is releasing to much light. And the way your body shows how your hot it's you either starts sweating or start feeling dizzy, but when we start breathing heavily the carbon that you have in your body it goes out of your body and oxygen comes in.

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Intense exercise creates a faster rate of cellular respiration and more ATP production. There is more ATP production because muscle activity needs more energy to contract and heart rate, breathing rate, and carbon dioxide production increases. Oxygen is more needed whereas carbon dioxide needs to be released, which creates a greater demand for breathing while heart rate increases because more oxygen is needed in the blood.