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59. How do enzymes help us?
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59. How do enzymes help us?

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Enzymes are chemical catalyst for breaking down compounds in your body that could be bad for you if not broken down quickly enough. Enzymes speed up the reaction to break down “bad” compounds in your body. For example some enzymes break down H2O2 to H2O
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They create chemical reactions in the body.

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