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What is meant by physiological pH of human?
The physiological pH of a human refers to the typical pH range within the body, which is around 7.35 to 7.45. This slightly alkaline pH level is tightly regulated by the body's buffering systems to maintain proper function of enzymes and other biological processes. Fluctuations outside this range can lead to health issues such as acidosis or alkalosis.
What causes motion of the human body?
energy
What does carbonated water do for the human body?
Causes burping!
What is the acidity of the ocean?
The acidity of the ocean is about a third of human created CO2 emissions.
How does the lemon's pH balance affect its ability to neutralize acidity in the body?
The lemon's low pH balance allows it to neutralize acidity in the body by increasing the pH level when consumed, helping to balance the body's overall acidity.
What branch of science is pathology?
The science of the causes and effects of disease on the human body.
What causes diabetes in human beings?
letting the body consume false sugars
Does pumpkin causes acidity?
Your question is not grammatically correct and is not clear.
What are the harmful effect of rancidity?
It washes of the paint of buildings Increases acidity of soil Causes skin cancer
Does coffee have the potential to increase the acidity levels in your body?
While coffee is acidic, it does not significantly increase the overall acidity levels in the body. The body has mechanisms to regulate pH levels, and moderate coffee consumption is unlikely to have a significant impact on overall acidity.
Is acidity an example of homeostasis?
Acidity is regulated within the body as part of homeostasis. The body maintains a balanced pH level in the blood and tissues through the action of buffers, the respiratory system, and the kidneys. Disruptions in acidity can have harmful effects on various body functions.
What causes fingernail?
Fingernails are normal in the human body. Please be more specific in your question.
