All enzymes have an optimum temperature at which they work besl A large number of enzymes in the human body have an optimum temperature around 104°F. If the enzymes in the human body work best at 104°F, then why does the human body maintain a temperature of approximately 98 6°F?

A. The lower temperature prevents vital enzymes from denatunng too easily by giving the body a range for temperature rise.

B. The human body has yet to evolve a trait that increases its temperature to the optimum range of biological enzymes.

C. The lower temperature prevents the body from metabolizing nutrients too quickly by reducing the functionality of the enzymes

D. The human body would release too much heat if the enzymes were at their peak of activity and were constantly metabolizing materials