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rhizobium frankia, azospirillium and many others carry out the
same reaction with the same information and program in the
most flawless manner, although they operate in different loca-
tions and with different structures. If, as humans, we cannot do
what these bacteria do, know what they know, but instead learn
from them; then it wouldn't be scientific to call unicellular or-

ganisms primitive. Below, is the chemical formula of nitrogen
fixation:

+
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N + 8H + 8e + 16 ATP = 2NH + H + 16ADP + 16 P
2 3 2 i
Enzymes enable vital reactions to take place at the greatest
speed possible and to also use the body's energy in the most ef-
ficient way. If you compare the human body to a factory, and
enzymes to that factory's means of production, then no source

of energy can be sufficient to power it. The energy requirements
of trillions of ‘machines’ with 2,000 different varieties of pro-
tein, working flawlessly at maximum speed will be enormous.
In order to replicate a simple reaction that occurs within the cell
under laboratory conditions, very high levels of heat and energy
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are required. If similar levels of energy and heat were used in-
side the cell, the cell would break down immediately. However,

silently working enzymes perform all their many functions us-
ing the heat and nutrients they take from the body. These prop-
erties alone are enough to show that enzymes are talented ele-
ments especially made to cause every reaction to occur in the
body error-free and effective. As you read these words, a great
many enzymes are controlling reactions throughout your body,
and raising them to a speed that ensures the sustaining of your
cells. Although you are largely unaware of what is going on in
your body, enzymes are aware of these processes and make im-