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Indeed. My body can rearrange the carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen to make simple sugars from fats and proteins. Unless the body can do nuclear fusion, one cannot
by crankylinuxuser 8y ago
Indeed.
My body can rearrange the carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen to make simple sugars from fats and proteins.
Unless the body can do nuclear fusion, one cannot synthesize sodium. Last I checked, we humans (or any animals) cannot.
- nonbel 8y agoYes, humans cannot synthesize sodium but it also doesn't degrade, its only lost due to excretion. Regardless, it is an essential component of the diet, unlike sugar. Plants (and every other known form of life) also cannot synthesize minerals.