It takes roughly two weeks, one gallon of water is standard, however, warmer climates requires more water intake depending on humidity, temperature, and how much one works out or how much energy they expend in a day. Also, people on certain medications may require more water intake.
When a person dies, all of the bodily functions cease. If there is waste in the intestinal tract, once the muscles of the body relax then the waste may come out. It can happen at different times, it may happen soon after death but it is more common after rigor.
An adult human body comprises over 57% - 60% water this liquid is needed for you to live and stays with you for life (although it is changed as you drink, sweat and urinate throughout your life).
It takes between 24 and 72 hours for water to hydrate the body. It is recommended that you drink 600 ml of water 45 minutes prior to a workout.
You can urinate a liter per hour max ... with healthy kidneys.
Typically 1 hour... 2 hours at most
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Because there are still filtered out waster left in the body. If those filtered waste stays in your body, you will poison yourself and die. Dehydrated or not, you still have to get rid of waste. But the waste will be close to 100% waste, not water. ---- Additional answer from a doctor: The body can only recycle a certain level of fluid. When dehydrated the body releases a hormone that tells the distal tubules in the nephrons of the kidneys to start reabsorbing water. The higher the levels the fast the reabsorbtion up to a point. Since the tubules are open all the way to the end they can't STOP water being removed, only slow it down by sucking up as mcuh as they can. Unfortunately the kidneys don't have millions of tiny corks to put in the end. Thus you keep peeing until dead.
You are describing liver, kidney, or lung failure ... the 3 organs that eliminate waste. First you get weak, feel sick, and then you die. This can take as little as a few days to many years, depending on the degree of failure.
Once someone is declared brain dead, their body can only be maintained through artificial means, such as mechanical ventilation and medications. In the absence of brain function, the body's vital organs will eventually fail. The exact time between brain death and organ failure can vary, but it is typically a matter of days to weeks.
There are many factors that can be considered in making the determination. * Temperature of the body * Rigor Mortis * Existence of certain insects in the body * Decomposition of tissue and fluids * Last known contact with others * Environmental factors
It depends how long the body has been dead. Flies are attracted to foul smelling things so it depends on the dead body.
Most probably not. The virus does not survive very long outside the blood or other body fluids. A foot scrubber does normally not cantain body fluids.
if cocaine is in your system the normal rate is 3 days but that is not proven. if the person is dead then it will not come out of your body because nothing is working. cocaine comes out in the form of waste and when you are dead the it will not come out
Twenty four hours
yes as long as you are alive you body will be making waste from chemical reactions. This waste cannot stay in your body or you will develop uremia.
Twenty four hours
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They burnt it or disposed of it under the soil.
as long as you have fluids in your body, tears can come down, so if you are very dehydrated, you will run out of tears