Answer:
D
Explanation:
Because if you walk up to someone and ask them hey whats your blood pressure their most likely going to say i dont know unless they have a apple watch or something...
Answer:mouth
The process of digestion begins in the oral cavity, or _______.
tongue
A thick muscle here that is used to mix saliva with food is called the ________.
mechanical
The physical breaking or tearing of food, called _____________ digestion occurs here by teeth breaking apart our food.
salivary
The _________ glands produce saliva that mixes with food and begins the process of chemical digestion.
chemical
The salivary glands produce saliva that mixes with food and begins the process of __________ digestion.
esophogas
After you swallow, food enters your ____________.
epiglottis
A flap of tissue called the _________ covers the trachea so that food cannot get into the lungs.
peristalsis
Rhythmic, involuntary muscle contractions called ____________ push food down to the stomach.
insulin
In the stomach, digestive juices and hydrochloric acid mix with food to produce a thick paste called ________.
small intestine
After staying in the stomach for 3-4 hours, it moves into the _______ __________.
Explanation: got some of them
Answer:
Ethier A or B but most likely B
Explanation:
Fruit is more nutritious and has more beneficial things such as vitamins. However water is water, It is very beneficial to your body.
Answer:
Your body needs healthy fats for energy and other functions. But too much saturated fat can cause cholesterol to build up in your arteries (blood vessels).
Explanation: bad LDL cholesterol in your blood
There are ways of fasting however I would read up on it beforehand. You don’t want to make yourself pass out or anything. Plus, there are healthier ways to lose weight.
HOWEVER YOU DO NOT WANT TO DEVELOPER AN EATING DISORDER SO PLEASE CONSULT A PARENT, TRUSTED ADULT OR DOCTOR BEFORE ANYTHING!
Your body can be subject to starvation after a day or two without food or water. At that time, the body starts functioning differently to reduce the amount of energy it burns. Eventually, starvation leads to death. There is no hard and fast “rule of thumb” for how long you can live without food.
