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human body? Can anyone please tell me what site I can explore to find the human body and the bodily organs and what each organ do for the body. I need to print this out to show my class.

Human Body? I would like to know the scientific names of these human body regulations. Could someone please tell me them? Or a site where i could search for scientific names? thanks! here they are: the regulation of: controlling your heart rate. your respiration rate. your blood sugar levels. and your blood pressure. thanks! Tinker, you didn't answer my question at all :( sorry

How human body regulate between heat and cold atmosphre and how to maintain the body temperature.? Which makes human body more heat. Any tips to keep the human body temperature optimum.

What is the new definition of a human body energy? The priority of human body system As human body is keeping super minuteness system, actually, been managing situation is coping institutively in limitative extent. It is trouble on path circumscriptively, is focusing on shortage or excess ingredient searching examination. Of course, although it is rightful action as primary, whole state government official is not becoming entirely. Human body is as complex minuteness system. Although is very difficult to diagnose whether some part is becoming trouble, as precedence, it must manage the basics human body energy by optimum level. Energy administration is designed into two dimensions in industry system and being prepared for step by step. It gets into precedence from all administration order items. Parts that become an issue so have changed in industry system and Human body is reconstructed. Also, although energy component is each different, Model who circuit composition is common can be presented. So, if probability density functions appear, Industry system homeostasis of required level has but human body has periodicity along with basic homeostasis. Usually, although it displays current of energy in electron state, human body gets into energy state of very big scale. Therefore, human body is using various drug stuffs when drug stuffs awards electron pair or is given and react with incidental surrounding systematical quantity becomes very easy to be stabilized. So, it has reaction result in some form. That is, it is no to avoid side effect. While, industry system has removed electron's flowing. That is, it is converted in work form. Although checking administration system stabilized in system as visible, there is no entirely human body and life is kept institutively. So, first it must define energy component newly. Second energy optimum level must sort size. Electronic circuit composition can be approached easily but it is very important that design step that control action special quality by electron transfer. Third energy source of supply by model that amount dual dimension to activity source of supply and control source of supply operate must. Otherwise, system does not become organization. Forth Administration Para Meta should be presented to keep optimum level strictly to energy activity source of supply. So, energy balance path that is happened in mitochondria as original energy circle and transition mechanism is defined newly and has to be examined closely. Much energy according to reaction that is required in human body are consumed so Sometimes, it can demonstrate crisis but indifferent is doing very. In diabetes symptoms Reactant chase and repletion of reaction are putting which pass deteriorate performance of human body. So, it can not but change relevant part. In cancer symptoms There is optimum energy level of human body in trend that drop gradually therefore Part charges are formed. If it is passed, control of central nerve does not become and has been slackened. So, human body gradually disablement if it is done entirely method is not. Although human body is going to recover normalcy energy conclusively, Optimum energy source had been dried up. Energy balance between incomings and outgoings circuit of energy balance between incomings and outgoings is kept well supported in optimum extent. If function drops, it can not but replace in system. Human body is available restoration gradually. So, important question must control energy level and is impossible by institutive method. As the easy example, low voltage and much current are supplied changelessly contiguously in system. Human body is ephemeral and is supplied periodically. Special phenomenon has character of half-life and If sudden something wrong symptoms are passed more than 30 years, even if is not, Special quality half-life, efficiency is dropped. Therefore, although covenant or nutritive substance supply is serious, it can not cope this problem. Although also information cross-fertilization and concept awareness were lacking mutually, If it is participated onc　e, Medical treatment standardization can be achieved perfectly. Thank you very much. Contact Address: Byeungok Oh (lccobok@yahoo.co.kr) L.C.C. life environment research institute 10-9 Haewhadong Jongrogu Seoul 110-530 South Korea

Does the fluid a human body is suspended in affect its metabolism? Suppose you have two identical people, one is in a room full of air and the other is in a pool full of water. Both the water and the air are the same temperature and neither is exerting any energy other than living, and the temperature is less than that of a human body. Also assume no temperature gradient forms and each point in the fluid is unchanging. Do the two people require the same amount of energy to stay at human body temperature or will one burn more energy than the other?

How do the human body systems work together? i have a stupid extra science project for my class, that the other teachers class doesent have and I need o make nine text boxes about how the human body systems work together. like the muscular, skeletal, skin, digestive, and respiratory are the systems i have on my poster. can any body give me some links maybe to a page to find some stuff, because i suck at researching stuff and i can't find anything!!!! HELP! p.s. this thing is due tomorow!

How long does it take a human body to decompose completely? How long does it take a human body to decompose completely, leaving no biological traces? For detailing purposes, the human body is male, average human height and weight, and is decomposing on top of the earth in an environment similar to that of the outskirts of Las Vegas. This is purely a hypothetical question that I find interesting.

How do oil spills affect the human body? I am doing a science project on oil spills. I have gotten most of the information. I need how it affects the human body,the source, the affect on the surrounding environment, how it enters the human body (from cell-to tissue-to organ-to organ system-to the entire body, the result of the pollutant, long term affects. I know that is a lot but there is much more that I already know. So if anyone could help me with this information it would be greatly appreciated.

How would a dead human body decompose in space compared to on earth? would no gravity play a factor? Physiology teaches us that the human body is made up of four elements: carbon C, oxygen O, hydrogen H and nitrogen N. In plain chemical language this means that our body consists of carbon dioxide COO and ammonia NHHH, in which at the same time the elements of water HHO and oil CHH are contained, all of which are capable of evaporation and combustion. We all know what happens on earth but how would a none-gravity environment play into effect. Would it pro-long us or make us vanish faster.

How long is the Human body a single cell? After being fertilized, how long are we humans a single cell organism? How long are we just one cell alone, before we reproduce into the human body? Hope i sound clear... I heard it was about an hour but im not 100% sure and i want to know.

What chemical changes does the human body go through in the first fourteen days after death? I am writing a story in which the principal character regularly handles dead bodies. Part of the plot premise depends on trying to alter the course of chemical changes the body goes through in the first weeks after death. But my college physiology courses were kind of hit-or-miss on post-mortem issues. If you have any books, links, or information about the changes the human body goes through in the first fourteen days after death I would be very appreciative and you would get ten extra points!

What are three thing in human body that protect you against harmful materials from outside of your body? What are three thing in human body that protect you against harmful materials from outside of your body? I need answer ASAP, first person to give me will recieve 10 points. This is for a 5th grader. So it would be nice to have something like white blood cells and not a higher college level vocabulary.

What is the maximum temperature inside human body? I have heard that owing to digestion, the temperature inside human body is much higher than it is on the outside. Up to what temperature is seen inside the human body and inside/along which organ?

What is the human body's best way to handle protein intake? Some one once told me that the human body can only handle small amounts of protein at once, in terms of turning protein into muscle. I have resumed weight lifting. So, if I have a protein bar, would I be better off eating half now and half about an hour later - or does it not really matter ?

When does a human body start to decompose? After how long from the moment of death, will a human body start decomposing?

How does the human body digest food when in space? The human body always digest food with the help from gravity to keep the food down but in space how? How does food is digested if the food u eat floats in your stomach? If possible can u please send a link about this question?

How can the human body be altered to survive underwater? Don't tell me it's impossible, even if it is. I'm writing a fiction story and I need to know how the human body can be altered to survive underwater.

What is the probability that the human body could be formed out of thin air? What is the probability that you could roll # 1-6 IN ORDER on one 6 sided die 100 consecutive times? How many components make up the human body? What is the probability that the human body was formed out of thin air?

Why is the human body designed to be vegeterian? So many people reckon that the human body is designed to be vegetarian, why aren't our closest relatives vegetarian, chimpanzees eat bugs and have been known to hunt other smaller primates. Why should we be vegetarian when they aren't. If mans appendix was once used for plants why is it not still used today for leafy vegetables instead of being a vestigial organ.

What would happen to a human body if it was exposed to outer space without a space suit? A friend and I are arguing about this. I think they would freeze to death because there are few molecules around them to hold warmth. He says that the human body would explode because the pressure inside the body has nothing pushing against it from the outside. Who is right? Are we both wrong?

What significant changes have occurred in human body since the last 2000 years? Even if we assume that 50-60 human generations have passed since 0 A.D.; what significant changes have occurred in the human body (if any) since then? And what is the percentage of brain usage between the two ages by an average human being?

What kind of human body function requires the concept of Acids or Bases? Does human body organ has any mechanism or function requires the concept of acids or bases? I mean is there any part of human body needs acids or bases to operate? Or you can give me some website to look up by myself that will also be fine.

What part of the human body is represented by the Cholorplast? i have a biology project and this part and the Endoplasmic riticulum are the only two cell parts that i cant figure out. for my project i have to come up with a metaphor for the cell parts and i choose the human body and its harder than i though. can you help me pleease?

What frequency does the human body run at? The human body and cells what frequency does it run at? Also why does it take so long for blood work? And why do they have to culture it or grow it? Can't they just look to see what bacteria or virus is it? What do you mean what frequency ? Are there differnent frequency use? I don't know enough about the human body to ask a clear quetion .

What are some cycles and processes in the human body? I have to do a chart for science class. I need some cycles in the human body and processes in the human body. I have digestive under processes and menstrual under cycles. I can't think of any more. Any help would be appreciated! Thanks!

What are the benefits of electricity to the Human body? Like when they jump start your heart. Can electricity be used in more ways to help the human body in some way? How does it effect the body's electrolytes? How would an electric "boost" effect the human mind/brain?

How garlic is good for human body and the ingredient in it? Garlic is included in food,in which way it is good for the human body

What would happen if a bacteriophage entered the human body? Since bacteriophages attack only bacteria. Bacteria can enter the human body, and there are bacteria living in the human body, so what would happen if bacteriophages were to reproduce within the bacteria inside of us? Does anyone know if it's happened before (my guess would be yes) and if we would have any side effects? Like, are there bacteria in us that are important to us, and would we be affected by their destruction? I'm incredibly curious and can't find a whole lot on google.

What is one of the body systems that makes up the human body? What is one of the body systems that makes up the human body?

How much does the elements of a human body cost? How much do the elements of a human body cost? To clarify, if i was to buy the exact amount of elements in a human (Water, carbon, calcium, etc), how much would it total?

What does lead (Pb) do to the human body that makes it toxic? How does it harm varous body systems? I need to know the harmful effects of this element on the processes of the human body. Thanks a lot! Both good, answers, the first fom wikipedia so a little harder to cite, but i forgot to say so. Second one: concise, but not detailed enough.

What part of what organ of the human body makes us most human? This is the most complicated organ in the human body. Some consider it the most complicated thing known. But it has one section which makes us unique, different from other living things.

What would be the effects if the human body travelled in a space ship at the speed of light? Of course our technology prohibits such feats, but if it were possible, what would the effects on the human body be? Once we had reached our destination travelling at this super astronomical speed, would the years suddenly fall on us in an instant and a body crumble to dust? What are your speculations on this?

What single part of the human body is living? What single part of the human body (ex. stomach, brain, etc.) is living? According to my science book, all living things must be able to get energy, use energy, get rid of waste, reproduce, grow, and respond to changes. What one part of the human body can do all of that? Please quickly tell me how that part is able to get energy, use energy, get rid of waste, reproduce, grow, and respond to changes. Thanks!

Does the human body actually require meat? I've been a vegetarian for a month now... I have many reasons, like the cruelty to animals and the health benefits and what not. I'm wondering if the human body actually needs meat? I know it needs protein, I get enough of that from other foods. But does it actually need meat?

How does human body able to store water inside of it? We all know human body is made mostly of water. But it also has lots of holes in it. So how does the liquid stay inside of it?

Is it possible for the human body to adapt to a plethora of synthetic chemicals in everyday life? The argument that environmentalists and toxophobics bring out is that the human body has not evolved with the numerous synthetic chemicals around. Thus the human body either has a very difficult time processing them or does not get rid of them at all and therefore we are all cancer time bombs unless we switch to all natural and organic products. However, other sources say that the liver is already efficient at filtering substances, and that the immune system is equipped to handle "alien chemicals". And many natural chemicals can be just as bad. What do you guys think?

What elements make up the average human body? I'm not just talking about the 6 common elements most people know, but also the insignificant ones, too. I'm talking about literally all of the elements composed in the human body. Even if there's only small traces of the element or compound. It would also help what percentage of the element there is.

How long does it take the human body to make Plasma? I gave plasma yesterday (at a plasma center) and now I feel totally weak. How long does it take for the human body to restore the plasma that they took from me?

How do a human die? What would have to happen for a human body to die? What would have to happen to a human in order for he/she to die. What would have to happen to the human body. What age do a human normally die. How can a human control him/herself from dieing while he/she is alive

What if a marching band was like a human body? Alright. Say a marching band is like a human body. If the drumline is the "heart" of the marching band, what body organs do you think the other groups in the band correspond to? Here are a few to think about: drum major, colorguard, flute, clarinet, saxophone, trumpet, mellophone, baritone, tuba, and front ensemble (pit). If there are more, feel free to add on. Use your imagination!

When does the human body become capable of knowing TRUE love instead of just young love? When does the human body develop enough to start knowing true love instead of just teen love. SO when does the brain develop? What age?

What's the difference between bacteria and the human body? What's the difference between bacteria and the human body? A) Human cells have a cell wall while bacteria cells don't B) Bacteria cells don't have chromosomes C) The human body must eliminate bacteria D) The human body has organs

What does the human body experience in a 6000 metre ascent in a capsule whilst? whilst the capsule itself has descended down towards earth from 6000 metres, and the rate of descending is increasing ? does the human body feel like its 'falling' from some place or does it feel like its moving 'upwards' or neither ? or are the majority of politicaly correct pro-'earth day' numbnuts gay ?

How are fats digested in the human body? I've been asked (for my coursework) to describe how fats are digested in the human body. Can anyone give me a few good websites that would give me a load of information on this please? I have searched but can't seem to find any good information. I've also been asked to describe how the following are digested in the human body: - Carbohydrates - Protein - Role of fibre Thankyou x

What kind of careers are out there that relates to the human body? I am interested in the human body and the systems. I find them fascinating and whenever I study about them at school, I am constantly amazed at how much our body does without us knowing it and I would really like to have a career that relates to the human body. However, I dislike seeing people in pain or seeing doctors operate on patients. Also, I am scared of blood. What kind of career would suit someone like me?

How is the human body able to be so accurate at telling time? I've always found that I have a clear time in my mind that I want to wake up then I will naturally wake up at that time plus or minus a few minutes without the use of an alarm. Even if the times are completely different from day to day. I don't think I'm the only one who's noticed this I remember in famous five books the kids used to hit there head on the pillow for example 7 times if they wanted to wake up at 7. How is the human body able to be so accurate in telling time?

How much water is in the average human body? I am performing a persuasion speech for my COM135 class at MUohio. I am wanting to start off with an attention getter by showing the class, in physical form, how much water is in the average human body. Please give sources if you have any. I would appreciate it. THANX!

What are the two areas in the human body where the 2 systems are connected and how? What are the two areas in the human body where the 2 systems (circulatory, respiratory and digestive systems) are connected, what are the two systems and how? I think it is the lungs and villus but I'm not sure.

How many arteries and nerves in the human body? What is the number of arteries and nerves that are commonly found in the human body. Each has a name and then branch off into smaller vessels to the capillaries so there must be a specifc amount.

How many calories does the human body naturally burn daily? How many calories does the human body naturally burn daily? Also, I walk a mile daily to class. I generally work out 3 to 4 days out of the week. Usually I do intense weight lifting and at least 10 miles on an exercise bike which equals to about 100 calories. I consume about 1000 calories daily. I'm trying to lose some body fat and I need to know whats the most effective way. Is my course of action effective? What can I do to improve it? Thanks

What are some experimental projects concerning the human body? Well, I have a project to do, and I need some good ideas that can be proven, and researched dealing with the human body. Any ideas?

What is the strongest muscle in the human body? I've heard different muscles, I've heard people say that it's the tongue, I've heard the hamstrings, I've heard also the gluteus maximus(butt)? Which muscle is the strongest in the human body?

Why would the human brain evolve slower than the human body? The human brain has not figured out exactly how the human body work. Strang being that "evolution creator". Maybe it is two different evolutions.

How many volts of electricity does the human body put out? I know the human body has some, I was just curious as to how much. I know the amount that Morpheus said in "The Matrix" is an exaggeration.

At what temperature does the human body begin losing heat faster than it can generate? I know the human body creates heat in order to maintain a stable temperature, but how cold does it have to be before the human body is unable to compensate for heat lost. Along the same lines, how hot does it have to be before the human body can't lose heat fast enough to stay cool?

What percent of the human body is made of water? I don't care about the 'Well, the brain is made of __% water, the lungs and heart and crap are made of __% water, blah blah blah, etc.' I just want to know the WHOLE human body in general. And if there's a difference between men and women, then that'd be helpful too. Thanks!

Does the human body contain a natural buffer that controls weight to a certain extent? I think I recall hearing in college that the human body contains a natural buffer that controls weight fluxuation to an extent. In other words, if you overeat slighly, the body can prevent you from gaining too much weight. However, if you grossly overeat on a regular basis, then the buffer is ineffective and you will gain a ton of weight. Is this true?

What parts of the human body contain stem cells? I don't need all this background information, I just want to know what parts of the human body contain stem cells.

What aspects of the human body make people able to successfuly live on land ? What aspects of the human body make people able to successfuly live on land ?

What is the cause of excitement produced in human body while they have sexual intercourse or artificial sex? What is the cause of that excitement or happiness that generates around in human body during these sexual courses?

What are ways the human body would adapt to the Earth? I'm came up with this topic to work on a project dealing with the subject. I want to know if the plate tectonics shifted in the (lets say) next 500 years how would the human body change.

What is the best software to help understand the human body? Hi, I am looking for software that can visually teach me about the various parts, functions, systems etc of the human body. I have a very keen interest in human biology, but am not a medical student. What is considered to be the best software package for this?

Can a human body passes through a wall? Can a human body passes through a wall? According to Einstein's research, he said that human particles are smaller than the wall particles. So, in a slow velocity. Human body could pass through the wall. Is this true?? Do you think it will happened? In what condition? Thanks!

Is it possible to convert human body fat to a biofuel to power diesel vehicles? If it is possible, we could kill two birds with one stone. We could get the federal government to subsidize liposuction, and then render the waste human fat into biodiesel. We could then assist in alleviating the nation's obesity problem with subsidized liposuction, and/or pay contributors for their body fat. Would it/could it work?

how do i build a model of a human body and the organs inside? Im doing a project at school on the human body and we've been asked to build a model of one with the all organs in the human body. But the problem is, I dont know how to build one. So may you help me please.

How does the human body create heat? The human body perspires and shivers to maintain body temp but how does it create it in the first place?

How many systems does the Human body have? How many total systems does the human body have? What are the names of all of them?

How much heat does the Human body put into the atmosphere? The Human body maintains a constent temperature, can that not be converted to the BTU in a period certian? Say a 24 hour day??? Does it matter that I just ate and apple if I don't care how much heat the apple produced? I can not imagain that this is that hard a question.

How to get friend over her hatred of the human body? My friend Johanna hates the human body. I tell her she has a beautiful body but she ignores my compliments. What should/can I do to get her over her hatred of the human body? Virgoprincess: Nope. She does not hate her body. She hates the human body. She thinks it is disgusting.

At what rate is the human body radiating energy when it is at 33 degrees C? Take the body surface area to be 1? At what rate is the human body radiating energy when it is at 33 degrees C? Take the body surface area to be 1.4 m^2, and approximate the body as a blackbody.

Any helpful books on the human body that would spark interest in becoming a doctor? My eleven-year old daughter really wants to become a doctor, but does not know where to start. Do you have any experience with books that start kids getting interesting the human body/brain especially? Please send in any information you have!

What elements from the Periodic Table of Elements is the human body made up of? With regards to the infamous Periodic Table of Elements (that we all know from high school chemistry class) - what type of molecules and atoms is the human body made up of? I know our bodies are mainly composed of water, so that would by Hydrogen and Oxygen molecules. But what else?

How much intensity of magnetic field can be safely withstand by the human body ? This is related to exposure of human body to high intensity magnetic fields. I want to know what is considered the safe limit of intensity of magnetic field for the human body, as per the existing knowledge.

How many Joules are present in the human body, including molecular bonds? Basically, the title. What is the total energy of a human body of an athelete or normal human, used or unused? How much horsepower could be gathered if all is harnessed into work energy? How much explosive force could be gathered if all is harnessed as such? Would the maximum estimates of the possible "human energy field" make any difference whatsoever?

How do tissues and organs work together in a human body? Please describe how tissues and organs work in the human body.

What would actually happen to a human body in space, or deep in the ocean? Would a human body actually be sucked in on itself and disappear, or would it explode? I've always wondered what would actually happen!

Is there a reason why hair grows in the human body? (is it phosphorous excretion mechanism)? If so, why cant I use my hair like a match to strike a fire? Why do all human beings do not grow same length hair in the same body regions? Some have short hair some have long hair distributed in different areas of human body? Is it there to create air traction (landing points) for "nothing but air"?

How many electrons are in a human body? Hi, I've just started learning about Coulumb's Law, and for a problem, I need to know the approximate number of electrons in a human body. I don't have much chemistry background, so a simple answer will suffice-- it doesn't have to be 100% accurate. Thanks in advance.

What is the name of the fish that enters inside the human body trough urine? What is the name of the fish that enters inside the human body trough urine, and lives inside makeing damge inside the body? If I am not mistakin it is a freash water fish. 10x

How does natural selection account for the symmetry of the human body? In a typical human , the following similarities may be quickly discerned: The corresponding fingers of each hand (on the OPPOSITE side of the body) are roughly identical in length and shape; the same relationship exists concerning the size and shape of the hands, arms, shoulders, ribs, legs, knees, ankles, feet, toes, eyes, ears, and nostrils. Additionally, the eyes and ears are located in the same relative positions on both sides of the face. Also, the corresponding teeth in the upper and lower jaw are roughly identical in structure. What accounts for this symmetry?

What function do cells have in the human body? I really want and need to know what function(s) do cells have in the human body! Thanks so much!

What are the long-term effects on the human body from playing contact football for numerous years? The human body isn't meant to endure the impact a person experiences while playing football. Although a helmet protects the head, the brain is still able to feel the impact of a head on hit along with the possibility of the brain shifting within the skull cavity.

What is the specific heat capacity of the human body? I know that the specific heat capacity of water is 4186J/kgK and I'm interested if the specific heat capacity of the human body is smaller or bigger of that. The body should be thermal insulator and should therefore have a bigger specific heat capacity.

What is the affect of drinking poluted water in the human body? I'm doing a project on the effect of water in the human body and need to know this information, along with any other information you might know or find on the internet. sources for your information would be awesome, thanks! ^_^ Oh and, is bottled water better than from the tap? This is me doing my homework, Miss. I've already found most of the information but these are still keeping themselves from websites. Haven't you ever heard of asking your superiors for information to help with a project? This most certainly is the case.

What is the chemical compound of the human body? I am looking for the simplest chemical compounds that make up the human body (i.e. 80% water, 10% whatever and so forth)? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

Why does the human body store fat endlessly? Why isn't there a mechanism that determins when enough fat has been stored before it becomes unhealthy. I mean, if I want to fill my gas tank more than capacity, the gas will squirt out of the tank. But the human body is like a gas tank which would grow the more as you put more gas. It would be stupid to design a small car with a gas tank the size of a train. Nature should've predicted this. Reply to silver_princ..., REMOVE your answer NOW, or else I will post insults and put-downs on all your future questions. Also, you've been reported and I will report all your future answers and questions. You're STUPID and you assume things about me. I'm NOT fat, just curious about this fact of the human body. Some Ass_holes like you cannot answer a question without attacking the questioner. Please fall off a cliff and make us all happy.

What is the ULTIMATE JOY of the Human body? Human has been in quest for the full human contentment. Yet this is elusive meaning there's no lasting joy a person can have. Joy (from different source) gradually fades and then another ups and down of human emotion, from joy to sadness to, etc. And because of this, what do you think is the ultimate joy such a human body can feel and experience?

Where in a human body might it be beneficial to have enzymes that work well in very acidic environment? Different enzymes work better under different conditions. Where in a human body might it be beneficial to have enzymes that work well in very acidic environment?

What good does running do for the human body? What are the long term and short term (good) effects of running on the human body?

What is the worldwide total weight of human body fat that McDonalds is directly reponsible for? My guess: N America 300million x 5pounds S America 500milion x 2pounds Europe 700million x 3pounds Asia 3,500million x 1pound Africa 200million x 0.1pounds Which gives a total of 8,120million pounds or about 3,500,000 tonnes of human body fat! Anybody got a better guess? I feel when a company targets children then the company has to accept some responsibilty for the effect. Free toys and a funny clown - I don't think it is fair to call the children stupid for falling for the barrage of advertising they are subjected to. Once you have them hooked then it becomes 'normal'. Please think of the children - they are our future.

What effect does hunger & starvation have on the human body? How does famine damage, destroy the body? I am researching the effects of starvation on the human body, how it breaks it down.

If a human body contains an average of 100 trillion cells, the estimated number of bacterial cells using this? If a human body contains an average of 100 trillion cells, the estimated number of bacterial cells using this body as a host is a. an undetermined number. b. greater than 100 trillion. c. less than 100 trillion. d. one hundred trillion.

What is it in humans that cause such revulsion in seeing the inside of the human body? Most people are sickend by blood or gore, and they think it "gross" to see the organs of the human body or excessive blood. Most would never think of observing a surgery or an autopsy. What is it in the human psyche that causes this reaction? I work in the medical field, and this stuff has never really bothered me. I don't particularly like gore for gore's sake, but I have been called upon from time-to-time to see it, and I always thought the human body was fascinating. Any thoughts or comments? Legitimate answers, only, please. Let's hear from doctors, psychologists, psychaitrists - not the Marilyn Manson "Goth" types out there. I would like this treated as a legitimate medical inquiry. Thanks.

Where else on the human body can we find epithelial cells? Hi everyone, I want to ask where else on the human body can we find epithelial cells other than the cheek cells? Thanks!

Who discovered that the DNA structure of the human body was a double helix and when? I'm looking for Who discovered it? What clarified their findings? When they discovered it? Where they discovered it? How they arrived at the conclusion that the DNA of the human body was in a double helix structure? and last but not least...Why could they not be wrong in their findings? or were their findings just unproven theoretical computations that someone pushed forward to fill in the blank questionable areas in science that man had no answers for? I ask these questions because I have a theory that expands the possibilities of the HUMAN DNA...instead of a double helix DNA...that it might be a triple helix DNA... If you have any questions about why I think that there is a possibility of a Triple Helix... instead of a Double Helix...write me and I'll answer...(RNDMRRS@YAHOO.COM)

What are the minor elements found inside the human body? One example is Sodium (Na), anothe one is Carbon (C). Now guys, can you please give me other elements that can be found in the human body?

What routes the nerves in the human body? I've read that it is estimated that the human body has about 100 billion nerves, each of which follows a prescribed pathway, more or less. If the human genome contains only 3 billion codons, how can they possibly specify nerve geometry? And if they don't, what does? Something must, for if we compared the nervous systems of two people, we'd probably find 98% nervous homology.