Date:   6/21/2006 12:21:46 AM ( 18 y ago)
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Ca2+ does play a role in enervation, but is is not responsible for generation electricity. We get do not get a benefit from a simple acid-base reaction. It does not give us energy. This is just a misunderstanding of chemistry.

Snozzberry was trying to explain that limewater contains particulates, not Calcium ions and therefore cannot be used by body. For the body to uptake minerals it needs them to be in ion forms. You are just wrong on this matter, this is a basic of cell biology.

A flashlight runs on electricity, but derived from chemical energy. The body runs on chemical energy, not electrical. Chemical energy drives the ion pumps. It is not electricity.

http://nobelprize.org/chemistry/laureates/1997/illpres/skou.html

Electrons cannot build or recreate organs. Organs are made of tissues which themselves are made from cells.

Floating dust will not be absorbed. We need ions to pass into the cells.

The body uses the energy derived from proteins, fats and carbohydrates to generate ATP. Ions move through cells, and ATP is the energy that is used to drive these ion pumps. BTW we don't have cell walls – you could at least get this right Cells are generated from cell division, not from electricity.

Blood carries mainly oxygen, CO2, plasma, WBC and sucrose. Not electricity

I don't think you got anything right. If somebody out there can find a scientifically valid idea on the post from moreless, I will salute you.
 

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