How to pronounce “excrete” in English

Pretty much does one thing in life.It eats sugar and excretes alcohol and carbon dioxide.Now, the only thing it asks is that the sugar be dissolved in water, and that really is the beginning.

When you hear about burials or funeral rituals, still, that's person to person transmission.The virus can be excreted after someone dies-- is excreted and infectious.But as far as we know, it's not airborne.

Women, not all women-- OK, don't jump on me-- can fall in love through sex.Because their body excretes large amounts of oxytocin, the female bonding hormone.There are only two times in a woman's life where her body excretes a lot of oxytocin.

They were careful not to chew it.And then they carefully examined everything excreted by the test subject who ate that during the next several days.They did this so they could see which bones would dissolve inside the human digestive system and which bones would not.

So they pick one or two plant lineages that are really similar in how they protect themselves, and they develop specialized adaptationsto get around those particular defenses-- specialized enzymes that storm excrete and detoxify those compounds, specialized behavioral adaptations and lifehistory adaptations that minimize the insects' exposure to the compounds.

And it's really an emotional issue that comes from high levels of stress.And at the top of the villi are villi and they excrete enzymes.

And we feed it to yeast.And yeast eat the sugar, and excrete two waste products-- carbon dioxide and alcohol.So that's where the bubbles come from.

Because their body excretes large amounts of oxytocin, the female bonding hormone.There are only two times in a woman's life where her body excretes a lot of oxytocin.It is during breastfeeding, so that she can have a bonding experience with her baby.

And yeast only does one thing, folks.Yeast consumes sugar. And it excretes alcohol and carbon dioxide.That's what yeast does.

It is said that you are what you eat, and more recently, you are what you don't absorb.But I like to say a more accurate description would be you are what you don't excrete.Flashback to the Gillian McKeith days when she was scraping around in plastic boxes full of poo, shouting at overweight mortified souls who probably wished

And we were able to see that there was an overabundance of metabolic genes associated with energy harvest, suggestingthat potentially the microbes are just liberating-- so you have this fiber that's normally just excreted and usedas food for the bacteria.

And if you happen to see something, maybe somebody's watching you.Maybe he's off on the sidewalk, or a little bit excreted, or you're in that subway and he's waiting sort of in the back because you'll pull outa couple of dollars, and he'll want to give you his bogus subway token, which has nothing on it, for like $2 so you save $1.

You might see-- feel it, like in the nasal area.Basically, every orifice we have, if it's inflamed, the body's inflamed and unhappy, it will try and excrete.It wants to get stuff out.

They don't seem terribly sensitive.And it's tricky, at least with naked-eye observations, to tell whether they really eat or excrete.So now we consider all of these things I just mentioned to be animals-- sponges and corals and oysters-- but at different periods of history,

So that's all neat, right?That's cool. And like I said, yeast eat simple sugars-- mono and disaccharides primarily excrete carbon dioxide, make ethanol.So that's all fine, if you have a source of simple sugar.

The second one is garbage-- waste products-- just waste products-- things that the cell makes as a side effect of was it's normally doing,but which for whatever reason, the cell does not have the machinery either to break down or to excrete.And so, of course, it accumulates.

your age group, your peer group, because as you likely know, as we get older, our sleep deteriorates, and so you want to have a group that you compare with.So youíre absolutely right, we need to get that data, itís not just what you excrete or what makes you tick.

The name is a little on the nose perhaps.But what yeast does, fundamentally, is eats sugar and then excretes carbon dioxide and ethanol,the alcohol that we drink.