Why biology is important for our studies
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Importance of Biology: How the Study of Life Affects Ours. Biology is all about studying life and living organisms. We're living organisms and we eat living organisms, so you could probably guess that it has something to tell use about what's going on all around – and inside – us
Understanding Our Bodies
From genetics to physiology, the many branches of biology have much to tell us about what the human body is made up of, how it works, and how it’s affected by what we eat, the air we breath, and every other aspect of the world around us. It can help us prevent, cure, and even eliminate disease. It can even teach us to become stronger and faster or lose weight.
Treating Disease
Biology as a whole is one of the cornerstones of all forms of modern healthcare. The field known as pharmacology is literally medicine. It deals with researching and creating everything from over-the-counter pain relievers to prescription drugs for depression.
Immunology studies our immune system and how it reacts to all sorts of different threats. Pathology diagnoses diseases and what causes them, as well as what they do to the body. Virology does the same for the many different viruses that may seek to do us harm.
Don’t even get us started on biology’s role in the study of genetics and DNA. Scientists are now able to pinpoint exactly where certain predispositions to certain diseases exists without our biological makeup, how they’re passed from generation to generation, and even working on breakthroughs to remove undesirable traits from people on a molecular level. It’s absolutely fascinating to think of the endless possibilities that biology is gradually opening the door for when it comes to our health.
Proper Nutrition
By knowing how our body works and what it reacts positively to, nutritionists are able to devise the perfect diet for our needs – whether that be losing weight or gaining it, fueling heavy exercise or just an office job. It’s all about proteins, fats, carbohydrates, and other key nutrients, how our body breaks them down, and where they fit into the equation of our overall health. This is the main concern of biochemistry.
For instance, we’re aware that sugar provides an energy spike but leads to a rough crash afterwards because of the way our body digests it and turns it into something we can use. We also know it can create unwanted fat deposits and do some bad things to our teeth. These are all things dealt with by nutritional biology.
When you make the decision to “eat healthier” you’re actually putting aspects of biology to work without even knowing it.
Understanding Our Bodies
From genetics to physiology, the many branches of biology have much to tell us about what the human body is made up of, how it works, and how it’s affected by what we eat, the air we breath, and every other aspect of the world around us. It can help us prevent, cure, and even eliminate disease. It can even teach us to become stronger and faster or lose weight.
Treating Disease
Biology as a whole is one of the cornerstones of all forms of modern healthcare. The field known as pharmacology is literally medicine. It deals with researching and creating everything from over-the-counter pain relievers to prescription drugs for depression.
Immunology studies our immune system and how it reacts to all sorts of different threats. Pathology diagnoses diseases and what causes them, as well as what they do to the body. Virology does the same for the many different viruses that may seek to do us harm.
Don’t even get us started on biology’s role in the study of genetics and DNA. Scientists are now able to pinpoint exactly where certain predispositions to certain diseases exists without our biological makeup, how they’re passed from generation to generation, and even working on breakthroughs to remove undesirable traits from people on a molecular level. It’s absolutely fascinating to think of the endless possibilities that biology is gradually opening the door for when it comes to our health.
Proper Nutrition
By knowing how our body works and what it reacts positively to, nutritionists are able to devise the perfect diet for our needs – whether that be losing weight or gaining it, fueling heavy exercise or just an office job. It’s all about proteins, fats, carbohydrates, and other key nutrients, how our body breaks them down, and where they fit into the equation of our overall health. This is the main concern of biochemistry.
For instance, we’re aware that sugar provides an energy spike but leads to a rough crash afterwards because of the way our body digests it and turns it into something we can use. We also know it can create unwanted fat deposits and do some bad things to our teeth. These are all things dealt with by nutritional biology.
When you make the decision to “eat healthier” you’re actually putting aspects of biology to work without even knowing it.
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Biology is important in studies this is because it allows humans to better understand their bodies, their resources and potential threats in the environment.Biology is the study of all living things, so it helps people to understand every organism alive, from the smallest bacteria to California redwoods and blue whales.
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