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can people live with no bones at all

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can a person live with no bones at all

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What actually happens when your bones break, how do they heal?

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Does all human bones are the same or do the same work?

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are all of the bones in your body apart of the skelatal system.

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What does the periosteum do to the bone?

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what happens if the body doesn't have any bone marrow at all

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what is bone marrow

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what would happen if bone marrow were to be taken out of the body?

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what does bone marrow do and how does it affect us?

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cells take in oxygen through the bloodstream and carbon dioxide gets out through the bloodstream

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could the energy of the cells damage you internally?

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could cells make energy to the point where they could make something expand or potentially break?

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what happens if there's to much blood in the body

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what causes a heart attack

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As we breathe oxygen enters the nose or mouth and passes the sinuses, which are hollow spaces in the skull. Sinuses help regulate the temperature and humidity of the air we breathe.

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we already know what makes us go Number 2 but what makes us pee

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what would happen if your salivary glands are damaged? how would they work

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how does the stomach acid break down the food

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how long does it take to digest something

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why do some foods not digest fully and come out the same way not broken down like corn

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If it werent for the mucus or chyme in our stomach how would it react with contact to the acid

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How long does it take to digest your food?

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Bones are filled with a spongy substance called bone marrow

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Babies are born with 300 bones.

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why did the flavors of the cracker change

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Does the taste change because of a chemical reaction ???

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does saliva break down flavors

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The cracker has a chemical digestive reaction because it was in your mouth for a long time.

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How many differnt kinds of cells are there

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how do we digest food

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What if the food is too big for the digestive system?

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can we have to many cells or to little cells.

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How long does it take food to go through the entire digestive system

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how do cells evolve and multiply?

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An adult human body has 206 bones

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how does your tongue give you the ability to taste?

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how much energy do fat cells store?

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can cells potentially damage you

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are there cells inside of cells

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are there cells inside of cells

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what patterns, shapes and colors would you see when you look at blood cells in a microscope?

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How many skin cells would it take to make skin?

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yes

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what are cells made of?

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are cells used to repair parts of the body?

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how do the fat cells get that energy they need to grow muscle

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how does your mouth produce saliva?