You lose water through urine, feces and perspiration (sweating).
You gain water by eating, drinking and metabolic generation.
There are two sources by which heat is produced in our body.Endogenous sources and Exogenous sources.Endogenous sources heat by our metabolic and muscle activity. Exogenous sources heat when the environmental temperature exceeds our body temperature and that is transferred to our body.
You cannot gain weight by eating ice. Ice is water and water is used to hydrate the body. This may actually help you lose weight.
Learning about cells is essential in order to gain an understanding of how a human body system functions because humans are composed of cells. These cells each do functions together.
Yes Anything you put into your body adds weights to your body. 1 Gallon of water is about 8 pounds.
during photosynthesis, energy is added along with carbondioxide and water inorder to produce caRBPHYDRATES
Salt makes the body retain water.
Aldostronism can promote overproduction of sodum in the body and thus result in edema. Sometimes intermittent use of Furosimide as a diaretic can be helpful with the discomfort. Given added water to the body, weight gain is possible.
since water requires a lot of energy to gain heat, it holds the temperature in your body well
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Filter feeders in the ocean filter water through their body to eat. They filter phytoplankton out of the water to gain nutrients.
its a supplement to gain testosterone in body to gain body mass and strength and it may enlarge body bones.
Of course. Any contribution of mass to your body can increase your weight. However, water is a natural requirement of your body and trying to reduce the amount of water in taken can seriously affect your health. Water will naturally be removed from your body as a waste function by urination and sweating. If you are serious about loosing weight, water is not the way to go as it is a vital component of the body.