Understanding Body Waste: Causes and Removal
Sources of Body Waste
- Metabolic waste: CO₂, water, urea, nitrogen compounds from energy production.
- Cellular debris: Dead cell remnants.
- Toxins: Environmental and internal.
Elimination Systems
- Respiratory: Lungs exhale CO₂, water vapor.
- Kidneys: Filter blood → urine.
- Liver: Processes waste, detoxifies blood.
- Digestive: Eliminates solid waste (feces).
- Skin: Sweat excretes water, electrolytes, waste.
These systems maintain fluid/electrolyte balance. Dysfunction causes waste buildup and health problems.
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