Drink water
Yes, water helps in keeping you physically fit. Water helps to replace that which is lost during perspiration through exercise and it also aids in flushing toxins out of the body.
The athlete will become dehydrated - which is why athletes frequently drink water.
Your body is largely made of water and to properly work and maintain itself it must replace the water that gets used up during the day. Perspiration, urination etc..
The human body loses water in primarily three different ways, through exhalation (breath is moist), through perspiration, and through urination. All of these are unavoidable, they are going to happen, whether you are drinking enough water or not. Therefore, if you do not replace the water you lose, you will dry out. At some point, your blood will become too thick to circulate, which of course causes death.
When the body experiences excessive perspiration, it loses significant amounts of water and electrolytes. In response, the kidneys help maintain fluid balance by conserving water; they do this by concentrating urine to reduce water loss. Additionally, they may adjust the reabsorption of sodium and other electrolytes to help regulate blood volume and pressure. This coordinated response helps prevent dehydration and maintain homeostasis.
Yes , water is perspired from animal surfaces .
No, perspiration is not condensation. Perspiration is the body's natural way of regulating temperature by releasing sweat through the skin, while condensation is the process by which water vapor in the air is converted into liquid water on a surface.
Perspiration is sweat, whereas Transpiration is excess water vapor from plants and trees.
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Perspiration
Through respiration and perspiration.
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