Biology

America Keller

1 April, 04:01

Why don't people eat things with very high levels of cellulose?

Foods high in cellulose are expensive.

People cannot digest cellulose.

Foods with high levels of cellulose are difficult to find.

Cellulose is only food for cells.

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