I have two questions; if you can answer both that's great, but if you can only answer one, that is fine too.

1: What is the average body temperature of a human in degrees Celsius?

2: Is the human body more acidic or basic?

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Roger George

Biology

25 December, 02:31

I have two questions; if you can answer both that's great, but if you can only answer one, that is fine too.

1: What is the average body temperature of a human in degrees Celsius?

2: Is the human body more acidic or basic?

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Bonnie · Answer 1

The average temperature of the human body is around 98.6 Fahrenheit, or 37 Celsius. A normal temperature can also drop to about 97.6 F, or 36.4 C.

I'd say the human body is more basic, or alkaline. However, our stomachs are very acidic so they are able to digest food and such. Our blood has a normal ph of about 7.35, which is fairly neutral.

I have two questions; if you can answer both that's great, but if you can only answer one, that is fine too.1: What is the average body temperature of a human in degrees Celsius?2: Is the human body more acidic or basic?

I have two questions; if you can answer both that's great, but if you can only answer one, that is fine too.

1: What is the average body temperature of a human in degrees Celsius?

2: Is the human body more acidic or basic?