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The intestines require a significant amount of water to function properly, as it aids in digestion and nutrient absorption. On average, the body produces about 7 to 8 liters of digestive juices daily, which includes water. Adequate hydration is essential, as insufficient water can lead to constipation and hinder the digestive process. Generally, maintaining a daily intake of about 2 to 3 liters of fluids can help support intestinal health.
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What does water turn into after being absorbed in the intestines?
The water absorbed by the intestines are used for cells in the body.
Do crabs have intestines?
yes crabs do have intestines because in order for them to have a digestive system you need intestines to help digest foods
Does eating to much causes damage to the large intestines?
it can cause the small intestines to stretch but i dont know about the large intestines
Why do alpacas not drink much water?
Alpacas, like their close relatives the llamas and their more distant relatives the camels, do not need to drink a lot of water because they are very efficient at retaining and recycling water. They resorb a great deal of water from their intestines, to the point their feces are quite dry, and concentrate their urine significantly. With such low water loss, alpacas don't need to drink much water.
What happens when undigested waste passes too slowly through the large intestines?
Too much water is absorbed, resulting in constipation.
Where does water absorbed from digested food?
intestines
What organ water is remove until the waste is solid?
The large intestine
How much water do you need?
to much
Why is water better for your intestines than juice?
Water has no sugars and acids.
How can you get rid of the mouse from the inside of your dogs intestines?
There is not much you can do nor need to do but let it pass naturally-assuming he ate it, which is what it sounds like.
What is the main functions of the intestines?
To absorb water and nutrients
Food substance used to clean intestines?
water
