Post by rizdek on May 24, 2020 16:44:48 GMT
Actually a pretty valid question even IF one assumes the appendix serves a purpose. The following are functions the appendix ostensibly performs:
-It plays an important role in the fetus and young adults. At around 11th week of fetal development, the endocrine cells of the appendix produce biogenic amines and peptide hormones, which help with biological control mechanisms.
-Appendix function in the digestive system is to produce and protect beneficial probiotics in the gut. It acts as a reserve for good bacteria.
-Appendix functions as a lymphoid organ, which assist B lymphocyte maturation and aid in the production of immunoglobulin A antibodies.
-The appendix plays a vital role in the production of molecules, which helps direct the movement of lymphocytes to various parts of the body.
-The appendix improves the body’s physiologic immune response, especially in controlling food, drug, and microbial antigens.
-Appendix function in the digestive system is to produce and protect beneficial probiotics in the gut. It acts as a reserve for good bacteria.
-Appendix functions as a lymphoid organ, which assist B lymphocyte maturation and aid in the production of immunoglobulin A antibodies.
-The appendix plays a vital role in the production of molecules, which helps direct the movement of lymphocytes to various parts of the body.
-The appendix improves the body’s physiologic immune response, especially in controlling food, drug, and microbial antigens.
Why would the body of a designed human need to be immune from anything in a world that was designed by a caring God? Even the role it serves in fetuses and young adults could either have been done somewhere else OR at least the appendix could have been designed to automatically disappear once its function is no longer needed. THEN people wouldn't suffer from various ailments associated with the appendix. OR better yet, simply design the appendix so it would not become infected.