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Health Review II
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Builds strong bones and teeth
calcium
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protect vital organs.
flat bones
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give an estra supply of energy
fats
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Helps your immune system
zinc
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support the weight of your body.
long bones
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it is a tiny air sac in your lungs.
Alveoli
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How are voluntary and involuntary muscle movements different from each other?
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Builds strong bones and teeth
calcium
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responsible for all movement, both voluntary and involuntary.
muscular system
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It is a drug that can be harmful to our body.
caffeine
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How are voluntary and involuntary muscle movements different from each other?
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Helps your body use oxygen
iron
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it is a dome-shaped muscle below your lungs.
Diaphragm
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How are voluntary and involuntary muscle movements different from each other?
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protect and support your body structure.
irregular bones
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transports nutrients, water, and oxygen to every living cell in your body.
circulatory system
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acts as the controller of all other systems;sends and receives messages to and from each system.
nervous system
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Helps your nervous system work properly
potassium
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Helps store and release energy
phosphorus
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Helps you relax
magnesium
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builds muscles
proteins
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helps eliminate waste materials
fiber
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provides support and rigidity to your body.
skeletal system
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helps digest food
liquids
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give energy for physical activity
carbohydrates
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it is a fatty substance in the blood.
Cholesterol
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usually nearly equal in length and width.
short bones
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provides your body with the oxygen needed to produce energy, and also eliminates carbon dioxide waste as it builds up.
respiratory system
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