Every cell in your body holds water. There is actually a case a few years ago of an 8 year old girl dying because her parents forced her to drink too much water as a punishment for drinking Kool-Aid without permission. When you drink water at a rate that is higher than your body can expel through urine and sweat, then the fluid can accumulate and cause hyponatremia where your blood has a very low sodium content. This will cause your brain to swell and malfunction, even to the point of death.
9200 lt
58%-60%
On average, 60%
37 litres of water in each person
The amount of water in the human bodyranges from 50-75%.
Many gases produce in body of human. When the man die the water enter the human body and there is no way for air to diffuse out of the human body .As the gasesare lighter so they try to diffuse out of the water due to this the dead body floats on water
Oxygen is about 63% of the human body by mass. Oxygen is in many biological molecules, but most of it is in water. Numerically, hydrogen atoms represent 63% of all atoms in the human body. That varies too, because many of the hydrogen are abound up in water and water content varies. Water by itself can be 63% of the mass of a human. (It varies with age, gender, muscle and and body fat, but is 55-65% for adults and more for children.) As one can see, many things are 63% of the human body.
Oxygen is about 65% of the human body by mass. Oxygen is in many biological molecules, but most of it is in water. Water by itself can be 65% of the mass of a human. (It varies with age, gender, muscle and and body fat, but is 55-65% for adults and more for children.) Numerically, hydrogen atoms represent 65% of all atoms in the human body. That varies too, because many of the hydrogen are abound up in water and water content varies. As one can see, many things are 65% of the human body.
The human body needs 64 oz of water a day.
Yes.
99 percent of the human body contains carbon, oxygen and hydrogen atoms. The composition of hydrogen in human body is 9.5 percent.
Most of the hydrogen in our body floats around in the form of water. The human body is about 60% water and hydrogen only accounts for 11% of that water mass. Thus, roughly 6.6% of a typical human's body mass is hydrogen.