what is the importance of Adamite?
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Not as important as Dolamite or Vegemite.
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Biological Importance of Osmosis\n\nOsmosis and dialysis are of prime importance in living organisms, where they influence the distribution of nutrients and the release of metabolic waste products. Living cells of both plants and animals are enclosed by a semipermeable membrane called the cell membrane, which regulates the flow of liquids and of dissolved solids and gases into and out of the cell. The membrane forms a selective barrier between the cell and its environment; not all substances can pass through the membrane with equal facility. Without this selectivity, the substances necessary to the life of the cell would diffuse uniformly into the cell's surroundings, and toxic materials from the surroundings would enter the cell.\n\nIf blood cells (or other cells) are placed in contact with an isotonic solution, they will neither shrink nor swell. If the solution is hypertonic, the cells will lose water and shrink (plasmolyze). If the solution is hypotonic (or if pure solvent is used) the cells will swell; the osmotic pressure that is developed may even be great enough to rupture the cell membrane. Saltwater from the ocean is hypertonic to the cells of the human body; the drinking of ocean water dehydrates body tissues instead of quenching thirst.\n\nIn plants osmosis is at least partially responsible for the absorption of soil water by root hairs and for the elevation of the liquid to the leaves of the plant. However, plants wilt when watered with saltwater or treated with too much fertilizer, since the soil around their roots then becomes hypertonic.
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To circulate the blood.\n\nOf course, blood circulation is so important because it carries oxygen and nutrients to tissues, and carries wastr products, especially Carbon Dioxide, away from the tissues.
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A theory exist that the acids found in natural apple cider vinegar are beneficial in breaking up kidney stones and gallstones, by softening or dissolving them.
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it is important.  But what about it?
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Silica has important functions in the human body. The prerequisite for the functioning of the metabolic sequences in the tissue – especially in the connective tissue – is a favourable binding of water and swelling of the protein bodies, which is influenced by the silica content. The silica connections in the organism age like any colloidal system. Silica levels in the body also depend on the absorption and utilisation from nourishment.
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L-arginine is considered a semi-essential amino acid and is thought of as one of the bodybuilding amino acids because the body uses it to release growth hormone. Human growth hormone is used by the body to build muscle strength and tone and to enhance the burning of fats. L-arginine is important in the urea cycle for the metabolism of ammonia produced in the breakdown of protein. L-arginine also stimulates the production of nitric oxide which supports vasodilation.\n\nhttp://lookup.herballoveshop.com/search?q=l+arginine&site=my_collection&client=my_collection&proxystylesheet=my_collection&output=xml_no_dtd&filter=p&getfields=PID.price.ProductImage.Rating.description.mytitle.details
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Well, most elements are important to the human body and industry.\n\nTake carbon (C) for example.  Carbon is the quintessential element of organic chemistry, and therefore life itself!  But carbon finds numerous applications in industry, from carbon steel to plastics (which are composed of carbon based polymers) to the gasoline that you put in your vehicle.
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The development of Adams apples are a part of puberty.  All men should have one unless they were really low on testosterone during development or if they are a female who has undergone a sex change operation, I don't know if they develop Adams apples or not.  It is one of the secondary sexual characteristics of men (deep voice, facial hair, pubic hair, etc.).
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Why is B12 important?\nVitamin B12 is an essential vitamin, which you need for good health. It plays a vital role in several important body functions. it is used to make red blood cells and DNA (the source of genetic information for all body cells). B12 is also required for making a protective layer around nerve cells in the nervous system.
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Well, it's known to help prevent toxic shock syndrome, and it exercises muscles that you don't noramlly use. There's an old saying "Use it or Lose it!"
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At your age if you get nothing else get folic acid (to prevent birth defects when you decide to have children, you need to have it already in place.  And calcium.  None of us get enough calcium and for women it is especially important to prevent or at least slow down osteoporsis.  Not many multiviamins have enough calcium in them.
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Cysteamine inhibits somatostatic secretion, thus increasing the efficiency of food utilization-thus less food is required to maintain protein and weight balance in animals- It is also used to induce duodenal ulcers in research studes, so dosage is important.
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B12 is important for prevention of Megaloblastic anemia.\n\n\ncheers
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The significance of the hormone in health and disease is not fully established. It is postulated that DHEA supplements are beneficial in the prevention of:\n\n    * cardiovascular disease\n    * diabetes\n    * hypercholesterolemia\n    * obesity\n    * multiple sclerosis\n    * Parkinson's disease\n    * Alzheimer's disease\n    * disorders of the immune system\n    * depression\n    * osteoporosis\n\nIt is also commercially advertised that DHEA:\n\n    * helps decrease insulin resistance\n    * improves fat metabolism\n    * increases immune system function\n    * has anti-aging properties\n    * increases lean muscle mass
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I don't know which is important to you?\n\nAcid anhydrides \nAcyl halides \nAlcohols \nAldehydes \nAlkanes \nAlkenes \nAmides \nAmines \nAromatics \nAzo compounds \nCarboxylic acids \nEsters \nEthers \nHaloalkanes \nImines \nKetones \nNitriles \nNitro compounds \nOrganometallics \nPhenols \nPolymers
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Calcium is essential for complex life.\n\nFirst of all, calcium is essential for our nervous system to operate properly. When an action potential reaches the end of an axon, it causes calcium to rush into the axon terminal. This stiumulates the release of neurotransmitters into the synaptic cleft. Without calcium, transmisson of signals in the nervous system would be impossible.\n\nSecond of all, calcium is essential for muscle contraction. When a muscle is stimulated to contract, calcium rushes out from the sarcoplasmic reticulum and binds to a molecule called troponin. This causes a conformational change in tropomyosin, which allows actin and mysin to bind and the muscle to contract. Without calcium, muscle contraction would be impossible.\n\nThird of all, calcium is essential for the formation of bone. Without the structure and support provided by bone, we wouldn't be much of anything.\n\nSo, calcium is most definately important for life, especially complex life.