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Bioelements function
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Bioelements function
Carbon
- Makes up 18% of the human body. Is present in the glucose and is ingested in the body by carbohydrates. We find carbon in everything, from cell membranes to hormones to DNA.
Oxygen
- is needed for the cellular respiration and the cells use oxygen to break down sugar to produce ATP. Also is important for life of humans, plants and almost everything existing.
Nitrogen
- Plants use the nitrogen to produce amino acids, proteins and compounds like chlorophyll. Is needed for growing properly and the development of plants.
Sulfur
- Is an important part of amino acids, helps the body resist bacteria, cleanses the blood and protect the protoplasm of cells; is found in protein food and is used for treating the skin.
Phosphorous
- All body cells contains phosphorous and with the calcium provides structure and strength. Furthermore, is requires for processes such as energy production and pH regulation.
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- The 5 bioelements and its function
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