What is the percentage of water in different parts of the human body?

Answer 1

The percent of water in whole blood is about 82%. The non-cellular part (the Plasma) is about 93% water (it varies quite a bit on what part of the circulatory system you're in, but 93 is a good average).

The cellular part (mostly (45% of total blood, 98% of cells) is about 75% water.

Answer 2

The percentage of water in different parts of the human body varies, with the brain and heart being composed of about 73% water, the lungs about 83%, muscles and kidneys about 79%, skin about 64%, and bones about 31%. Additionally, the human body as a whole is composed of approximately 60% water.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

The average human adult male is approximately 60% water by weight, while the average adult female is approximately 50% water by weight.

Answer 5

Children - 75% (water/total body weight) Young men - 55-60%

Answer 6

The human body consists of 70 percent of water.

Answer 7

I think that 90% of the human body is made up of water!