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Natural Remedies for Poor Circulation

A well-functioning circulatory system is crucial for vitality and optimal health. It does not help that modern life prompts us to develop poor eating habits (such as overeating, or choosing processed foods for the sake of convenience), exposes us to immense daily stress, and brings about sedentary lifestyles. Every cell within our bodies requires nutrients ...

Fetal Pig Sus Dissection

Title: A Comparison of the Anatomies of Sus and Homo sapiens Background Research: Sus is a placental mammal, just like humans. The anatomy of the fetal pig resembles that of other placental mammals such as humans. Nearly all major structures are the same or similar in anatomy. For example, it has the same circulatory system, ...

I’m 8 Weeks Pregnant. How Big is My Baby?

At eight weeks from your last period, you’re almost certainly “feeling” very pregnant, even the baby’s kicks or see a noticeable bulge. In the eighth week of pregnancy, your baby is continuing to undergo the very rapid stage of development that occurs in the first trimester. It may be hard for you to visualize your ...

Human Body’s Circulatory System

The circulatory system provides the human body with the proper amount of nutrients, water and oxygen, and carries away waste such as carbon dioxide, that the body cells produce. Also, the circulatory system maintains constant body temperature. Anyone that has poor circulation can develop cold feet, and other circulatory related medical problems. Three parts of ...

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Circulatory Systems in Various Organisms

Organisms evolved according to their environments and grew to be more and more complex over the course of evolution. This can be seen by comparing the complexities of the physiologies of circulatory systems and habitats of cnidarians, annelids, arthropods, amphibians, and birds. As organisms became more complex, so did their circulatory systems. In addition, the ...

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Humans Vs. Rats

Homo sapiens and Rattus norvegicus– Comparative Discussion Digestive System The overall digestive tract is very similar anatomically in rats and humans. The major difference is that rats lack a gall bladder. Instead, their bile, bodily fluid that breaks down lipids, flows directly from the liver to the small intestines. Rats also lack the ability to ...

Fetal Development: The First Three Weeks

By the time a mother is aware that she is pregnant, she is usually two to three weeks pregnant already. This seems like a short amount of time, but already so much has happened! Survival of the Fittest Up to 300 million sperm start out in the race for conception. Out of these, only 1% ...