Sugars, proteins, and lipids (fats and oils) that you ingest are broken down into simple sugars which are stored in the liver as glycogen or immediately converted to energy in cell's mitochondria (ATP is the molecule used to transfer energy inside the cell). For long term storage, ingested nutrients are converted to fats.
All of our energy comes from food in the form of calories. When you eat, say, a piece of bread, you chew it up, it goes to your stomach, gets a bit more digested then moves to your liver. Once it gets to your liver, the liver begins to extract nutrients, sugars, calories, and toxins (which the immune system neutralizes). The same happens in both intestines, but in the large intestine, water is also absorbed. Once absorbed, those things, especially sugar, are sent to the kidneys, and from there, are put into your bloodstream. Cells can then absorb those nutrients and sugars directly from the bloodstream. The cells then metabolize the sugars and nutrients, thus giving it energy to perform its task.
For human life you need Oxygen (whta we breathe), water as our bodies contain 61% of it, and energy, the energy wil somehow come from the sun. there may be others but i dont know xD
Food
Human bodies use thermal energy in various ways. The most common way is by ensuring that our bodies have the right temperature at all times.
Basically Human resources can be divided into personal resources...the attitude of a person or human resource. Examples: Energy, Knowledge, Attitude, Creativity, Awareness and Interest.
Human bodies don't make energy. They do release energy from food, this is called respiration.
because a human body looses energy during the whole day . sugar=energy :)
The Ministry of Human Resources provides news, information, profile of departments, companies, and statutory bodies. It includes events, speeches and job clearing system. By providing these resources and services, it influences the efficiency and knowledge of human resource departments in organizations.
No,because people have different organs,different bodies and require different resources.
Non-extractive resources are those that can be used without being consumed or depleted, such as solar energy, wind energy, and geothermal energy. These resources can be harnessed for human use without causing harm to the environment or depleting the resource itself.
energy,raw material for human-made products
Human bodies were not 'invented'.
Hydrogen is a major component of carbohydrates, which our bodies use as an energy source.