what is the maximum time a human body to dterioate?
92913
Are you a serial killer wannabe?  Spread lime on it before you bury it.  It deteriorates faster.
349492
Can be anywhere from 2 weeks to 6 months. Without blood tests pretty quick. Toxicology takes awhile.
789560
The body begins to canabalize itself, starting with muscle tissue and then fat I believe.  Forty days is probably close to the limit for survival if not well beyond it.  Dehydration will kill much more quickly though, more like 3-4 days if I'm not mistaken.
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About 3 years.  If you are a doctor, maybe less, but the correct answers are in the websites here.\n\nSee below.
1107706
most people say 25-60 mins. But the mins don't matter. The level of intensity does.
286402
It's actually plenty of time. Count with the clock for like three minutes. Yipe! it's longer than you think. When you're in pain, 60 seconds is an eternity. It's plenty of time. Unless you're a bomb technician :0)
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It depends on the conditioning of the individual. I did a similiar experiment with a class of 7th grade students, about 140 of them.  The marched in place for three minutes to burn up energy reserves and then continued for two more minutes.  Pulses and respiration were recorded at rest and each minute and for 5 minutes afterwards.  Results were interesting and revealing as to the physical condition of each student.
51043
48 hours if the medicine works
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Dunno. Haven't finished yet.LMTO.\n8 hours later,still going.\n13 hours later...just stopped.Am I a contender?\nLost 15 inches in circumference around the gut.\nL+L+L+L+LOL>
678456
I can hold it for only 39 seconds, but the average time for a person is 2 minutes. David Blaine is planning to hold his breath underwater for 9 minutes!
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It slowly gets absorbed into the blood and tissues around. Depending on the amount, it should be gone in a few days to a week or so.
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1-4 hours.\n\nYou have to allow yourself at least 30 minutes if you want to be able to get it up again :P \n\nAny longer than 4 hours and the affect may wear off.  Any shorter than an hour and you may risk 'not performing'.
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Depends on a lot of things like temperature, humidity, if bacteria/fungus capable of decomposing are present, how large the person is, when the last time they ate was, fat decomposes at different speeds then flesh and muscle and cause of death. Usually, for an unburied body 8-12 days.\n\nAlso you can have other animals (and plants) that will speed up the process. \n\nLots of insects can devourer a corpse in under a week but this may not fall under your definition of decomp. \n\nSome chemicals like strong highly concentrated acids and bases can liquefy a body in a couple of hours.\n\nFor micro organism decomposition (bacteria, fungi, excreta.) keeping the corpse warm and moist a corpse can be gone in 5-12 days above ground.\n\nIf the body is buried it takes longer to decompose, if it is contained (like in a coffin) it takes even longer. "Although an exposed human body in optimum conditions can be reduced to bone in 10 days, a body that is buried 1.2 m under the ground retains most of its tissue for a year" (quote from the web page I list as a source)\n\nIf the body is embalmed it may take a several months before it is mostly decomposed.\n\nReally this all comes down to when and how you consider a corpse decomposed.\n\nThere are many different stages of decomp. These not all stages are present in all cases, for instance you can have external decomp and internal together or just one at a time.\n\n*---*---*---*\nWarning- this part in may be gruesome:\n*---*---*---*\nAssuming a body left untouched, died of natural causes:\n\nPale skin will show up with in minutes of death because blood has stopped circulating.\n\nTypically the internal flesh of the large intestine will start first. Our intestine is littered with rotting/decaying organic matter all the time (poop) and our body is only able to stop the bacteria from rotting us when we are alive.\n\nWhen our digestive tract bursts it will release digestive enzymes that will digest our internal body most efficiently if our body is kept at living body temperature. This is where temperature can mean the difference in days and months of decomp. The body will release bile, which has a particularly awful smell. \n\nGas from bacteria make the corpse bloat up with hydrogen sulphide, methane, cadaverine and putrescine. Fat cells will liquefy and bacteria will thrive on them, the bacteria in our colon (large intestine) will have a field day. This is where the body will really start to stink.\n\nThe external flesh starts to decompose shortly after death this is because we have millions of bacteria on us all the time. Colonies of bacteria will form first in small circles in places that are the most moist and warm (mouth, arm pits, lungs). \n\nThe smell of the rotting corpse will attract Demetrius organisms like flies who will use their own vomit (actually regurgitate digestive enzymes) to assist in decomp with the purpose of making it easier for the fly to digest, and then they will lay eggs. When the larvae hatch it may be only a few days more until the corpse is simply bones, teeth, hair and finger/toe nails.\n\nOver time (many years) the bones will dry out, crack and crumble to become dust, and the corpse is no more.\n\nwww.deathonline.net lists the following stages of decomp.\nStages of Decompostion \nLiving\nInitial decay\nPutrefaction\nBlack putrefaction\nButyric fermentation\nDry decay\n\nwww.bbc.co.uk/health/ask_the_doctor/decompostionafterdeath.shtml states that "Decomposition in the air is twice as fast as when the body is under water and four times as fast as underground."
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usually 8-10 hrs....drink LOTS of water!
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no.it takes at least 30days to get it out of your system unless you go to a nutrition store and buy some stuff,i don't know the name of it ,but they will help you.
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DONT TAKE MORE THAN 1 A DAY...YOU WILL GET SICK REALLY BADLY....
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If you are referring to natural Vit D synthesis in our body for calcium absorbtion...10 minutes a day is sufficient.\n\nIf you are referring to mood enhancement...hmmm i guess that is very subjective. Sunlight usually cheers me up...i get moody sometimes when there is prolong rain and the day seems so glummy. How about u?