WHAT ELSE CAN I ADD TO THIS?  Organisms are able to survive and function because of buffers. Buffers help minimize changes in PH by accepting H+ if that ion is overabundant and then also sending H+ when there is very little. The buffers help to balance PH out, but sometimes the buffers do not always help in every situation.

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