gut, (n.) Your stomach and intestines where food goes after you eat, diabetes, (n.) A disease where the body has trouble managing the amount of sugar in the blood., autism , (n.) A condition that affects how a person’s brain works, obesity, (n.) The state of having way too much body fat, precision, (n.) Being very exact and accurate, obsessively, (adv.) Doing something constantly or way too much, infection, (n.) When germs (like bacteria or viruses) enter the body and make you sick, rinse, (v.) To wash something quickly with water, detach, (v.) To unfasten or separate one thing from another, instant, (adj.) Happening right away, allergies, (n.) When your body overreacts to things like pollen, asthma, (n.) A condition that makes it hard to breathe, slobbery, (adj.) Wet and covered in drool or spit, archaea, (n.) Tiny living things that are similar to bacteria but have a different structure, immune system, (n. phr) Your body's "army" that fights off germs and keeps you healthy, digestion, (n.) The way your body breaks down food into energy and nutrients, makeup, (adj.) the structure of something.

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