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Why is it important for the pH of blood to remain constant?
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Why is it important for the pH of blood to remain constant?

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blood is everything to your body without it you will die its the thing that keeps everything going 
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pH is an important part of blood that remains constant, if your blood pH varies just a tiny bit it would kill you..
Blood pH level is about 7.3 to 7.4.
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