Answer:
yes absolutely
Explanation:
most foods have some form of bacteria in them and your immune system fights off the bad bacteria but it also keeps the good bacteria from affecting you in a bad way so yes you would have food allergies if your immune system didn't work
<span>- Fruits and vegetables, or at least 500 g, in any form (fresh, stewed, baked, juice ...).
- Minimum 1 dairy (cheese, milk, yogurt ...)
- A significant source of protein (meat, eggs, fish or vegetable proteins such as soybeans and some dried vegetables ...).
- 1 to 2 "servings" fats (olive oils, canola, walnut ...).
- 3 servings of starchy and / or wholemeal bread<span>.</span></span>
Uhhhhhhhhh sorry I don’t know the answer
Answer:
The small intestine is very long so nutrients will have more time to be absorbed into the body as they pass through it.
1.) Exocrine gland is a gland that makes up substances such as tears, sweat, milk, and saliva, and then releases them through a opening to a body surface.
2.) Two types of exocrine glands found in the skin would be (eccrine sweat gland and sebaceous glands).
3.) When internal temperatures rise the sweat glands secrete water to the skins surface, where heat is being removed by evaporation.
4.) The main function of the sweat glands is to control body temperature.
5.) The secretion of the sebaceous glands is to produce and secrete sebum, a group of complex oils including fatty acid breakdown products, cholesterol, and wax esters. It’s purpose is to lubricate the skin to protect against friction and makes it more impervious to moisture.
