The average person doesnt shrink at all, but they are normally about a 1/2 inch to a full inch taller in the morning than they are in the evening due to the compaction of the vertabrea in the back over the durition of the day due to gravity.
On average, a person can shrink between 0.5 to 1 centimeter over the course of a day due to compression of the spinal discs. This shrinkage typically occurs because of factors such as gravity and fluid redistribution in the body.
Throughout the day, a person can shrink by about half an inch (1.3 cm) due to the compression of the spinal discs and soft tissues caused by gravity. When standing or sitting, the weight of the body compresses these discs, leading to a slight reduction in height. At night, when lying down, the spine can rehydrate and expand, allowing the person to regain their original height. Individual variations, such as age and activity level, can influence the amount of daily shrinkage.
you grow about 8mm and i think you then shrink in the morning
The glucose level changes throughout the day and night..
It varies from person to person -as much as you can.
Once a day throughout its history.
actually, you don't shrink at night, you shrink in the daytime due to the sponglike connectors in your spine. These shrink during the day from standing, so you get about 2 or so inches shorter. But when youre laying down and asleep the spongy stuff relaxes out, thus returning you to your highest. (Sleep also makes you grow)
AnswerIt varies with weight and activity, but a widely accepted approximation is 100 Watts, or 340 Btu/hr, averaged throughout the day.
Depends on how much a person eats.. what is the average cost of one meal per day per person
An average person needs 950000kl per day
no you grow more at night but you still grow in the day
This depends primarily on the amount of water consumed throughout the day. However, for the average person, the amount of of urine produced by the human body ranges from about 1 to 2 liters per day.