The digestive system
The digestive system’s function is to break down food and help the body get rid of fluidly body waste. The main function of the body is also to transport the broken up food and provide nutrition to the cells in the body.
The soluble materials are then able to pass through the capillaries of the cardiovascular system. The capillaries pass around the food with the broken down food however through various stages, the food then gets transformed into energy. The name of this process is called ‘Glycolysis’.
The process Glycolysis has various different stages, in the first stage the ATP energy gets transferred and changed into the form of glucose, in the second stage of the Glycolysis process is when four of ATP molecules are separated into different types of energy which later then produces chemical energy. The third stage of this process includes 2 ATP energy molecules are made in the process but the process Glycolysis causes a chemical reaction, which then again produce another 2 ATP molecules.
There are various different processes, which are similar to the Glycolysis process, for example there is a process called ‘Anaerobe respiration’ which has similar features to the Glycolysis process but however isn’t the same as each other as each process is unique. The difference between the anaerobe respiration and Glycolysis is anaerobe having various diverse cells in different location and also there is a large degree of energy released from the anaerobe cells in comparison to the Glycolysis process. The two processes also differ in the energy input and outputs as the trials are different. The process of anaerobic respiration makes 2 ATP energy molecules to be used in the body. Overall aerobic respiration is considered more important and a more efficient source of energy as it makes a larger amount of energy than the anaerobic respiration process.
The Digestive system
The digestive system is what helps the body get the energy it needs, enzymes are what provide energy for the body’s physical movements and simple movements like our lungs moving up and down and breathing. This energy is due to the enzymes breaking down food and changing it into energy.
The digestive system helps keep our body organs and muscles and heart working effectively. Food is what regulates our body as it keeps our bodies at a constant temperature, using the digestive system.
Carbohydrate is where starch is found, and there is various different types of food that, carbohydrates and starch are found in for example; cereals, paste, bread and rice e.c.t. Carbohydrates produce sugar/glucose when it gets broken down in the digestive system. The glucose is then transported around the body with help of insulin, the sugar/glucose that is produced when the carbohydrates are broken down, provides the large amount of energy that our bodies, demand daily, that’s why it is important that a large amount of carbohydrates are included in the diet.
It is important to include protein into the diet, like foods like meat, fish and nuts .Proteins are also digested in the digestive system and turned into amino acids or glucose, which are then sent to the liver.
The fat in our body is usually produced or found in foods like meat, cakes and fast food. The energy that’s found in these foods is a big and important source of energy. Molecules are changed into acids and glucose from the fat of the consumed food. The fat from the food is digested and dissolved first in the digestive system in the stomach and turned into water through the intestines. The fat molecules produce acids breaks down all the molecules into smaller ones.
In conclusion there is a link between the digestive system and the energy that is produced from the food we consume it is what provides all the energy our body needs. The
All the energy the body needs and the digestive system helps to break the food down for it to turn into different energy. Along with the digestive system it includes three main steps of food and energy metabolism. First is the breaking down of the food including all the organs of the digestive system (Mouth, liver, Stomach, Pancreas, Large intestines, Rectum, Small intestines), the transformation of food molecules into energy and lastly the different ways energy is used for the body.
Athlete is someone who has a profession in sports and is really passionate and good about physical movement and exercise. This means the blood pressure of an athlete must be low according to an athlete diet and daily exercise and workout incomprehensible. An athlete’s diet has to be very nutritious and healthy by eating a variety of foods, they must gain the full amount of carbohydrate and proteins in their body of ATP energy. Overall all the food eaten by an athlete should include more vitamins and minerals so the body can have more energy and can benefit and perform and cope with movements such as long distant running which expected from an athlete .Carbohydrates and proteins consumed are turned into a large supply of energy that the body needs when there is a high demand from the athlete. Overall the more daily exercise an athlete does for example; long distant running, their heart capacity to intake blood increases and because slightly above the human size. The heart becomes thicker and larger, therefore pumps blood faster around the body. The blood flow of an athlete doesn’t flow through the veins because the flow of blood is a medium and would burst the veins so; therefore it flows through the arteries.
There are various different effects on an athlete blood pressure but the diet is among the various things that are affected. A bad diet can increase your blood pressure and can cause a heart attack, as a bad diet includes a lot of salts which turns into a lot of cholesterol in the body and builds up until it eventual block the vessels, resulting in a decrease in blood flow.
The Cardiovascular system
The cardiovascular system is among one of the important systems in the body. The cardiovascular system is designed and is responsible for controlling muscles and bones in the human body that the muscles and bones are receiving the right amount of oxygen and blood for the body to function probably and efficiently.
The cardiovascular system includes various important organs, these organs include: (the heart, blood vessels, arteries, veins and lungs).The cardiovascular system is linked to the energy metabolism because the cardiovascular system is what transports most of the substances in blood the around through the normal routine of the pumping blood around the body. The substances that are transported around the body are important as among the vitamins, blood it includes oxygen which is vital for humans to respire and for the body to carry out its normal functions.
As an athlete’s body gets used to the daily exercises and routines, advantages start to occur for example; the average blood flow has increased due to the heart becoming much thicker and larger and due to the muscles working more during daily exercises and being able to pump the blood around the body more easily. The
The cardiovascular system imports and transports substances like oxygen around the body this has an impact on the heart muscle. The exercise has an effect on the heart as it increases the amount of the average blood uptake that’s pumped into the heart at once. The body starts to adapt to the more faster pumping of the heart by increasing the heart size slightly. The heart of a person who exercises daily does not need to work as hard as a normal person’s heart that doesn’t exercise as much. The Muscles in our body use energy source’s such as glucose, which is found in the blood streams. Muscles depend on energy like oxygen to be able to carry out their normal tasks in the body. There is a particle energy source which is found in the blood stream known as ATP; muscles use ATP energy by using the oxygen in the blood stream to glucose to then turn into ATP energy, to carry out their function in their individual body systems. When muscles use the ATP energy and other energy’s, the muscles become warmer and give out energy, which is changed into carbon dioxide.
Fats are food that comes in the category of meat, cakes, fried foods and fast foods. The category of fat foods is a big and rich source of energy. Fats molecules are transformed into acids and glucose. Fat food are firstly dissolved and digested in the stomach and dissolved as water through the intestines. The fat food then produces acids as it breaks the big molecules into smaller ones
Overall the link between the digestive system and energy is that foods we consume include all the energy the body needs and the digestive system helps to break the food down for it to turn into different energy. Along with the digestive system it includes three main steps of food and energy metabolism. First is the breaking down of the food including all the organs of the digestive system (Mouth, liver, Stomach, Pancreas, Large intestines, Rectum, Small intestines), the transformation of food molecules into energy and lastly the different ways energy is used for the body.
Athlete is someone who has a profession in sports and is really passionate and good about physical movement and exercise. This means the blood pressure of an athlete must be low according to an athlete diet and daily exercise and workout incomprehensible. An athlete’s diet has to be very nutritious and healthy by eating a variety of foods, they must gain the full amount of carbohydrate and proteins in their body of ATP energy. Overall all the food
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