Drinking Water

If they are worried about it being unhealthy, they might do that. Boiling it kills a lot of things that can make you sick.

Not at all! Technically, you can drink saltwater. Although, that's only used as a last

resort. If you ever drink saltwater, spit it out! Because if you swallow it, not only it

tastes bad, but it is also bad for your body. It can make you sick.

Cocaine extensively metabolized primarily in the liver. Unlike marijuana which is a fat soluble substance Cocaine usually stays in your blood stream for about 8 days. You can purchase detox formula which will remove it in 2-3 days.

While I don't believe in keeping fish in a bowl you should never use distilled water to keep fish in. It will kill them eventually. Tap water is perfect for most fish once the chlorine has been removed/evaporated off. You can do this by simply leaving the water in a bucket overnight. I refuse to waste money on water conditioners.

Get yourself a simple distillation apparatus. It consists of a round bottom flask you put your sea water in, which then connects to a still head, and then a cold water condenser, an adapter and receiving flask. Heat the sea water to boiling, and then the pure water vapor will condense in the column, and collect in the receiving flask. The sea salts will be left behind in the original flask, and you will have nice pure water....example http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/9c/Simple_distillation_apparatus.svg

Water. Anything else will affect the glucose levels...including black coffee.

For the same reason humans start to bellow after drinking beer.

It hasn't been proven drinking warm water on an empty stomach helps with weight loss. It is good to drink a lot of water, though!

None. Unless you ozonate water immediately before drinking it, there is almost no chance that will will find ozone in drinking water.

It is true that ozone is used in both bottled water processes, and municipal water plants, but in both cases the ozone will have broken down back into oxygen long before that water makes its way into a consumer's mouth.

Cholera and shigella as well as "food poisoning" e.g. bacterial gastroenteritis caused by Salmonella and E. coli.

Also relevant are protozoan bugs e.g. Giardia and Cryptosporidium

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In order to kill the bactaria in the water, you have to boil the water on the stove until the water is boilig. Let the water cool, and then it will be safe to drink. There are also water bottles with filters that can filter water, as well as using a Brita pitcher. You can also get water bottles that use UV light to kill the bacteria in the water.

If you drink too much, you could get sick, but if you only have a sip you might just feel nasty for a while.

Chlorine water is actually safe for consumption sometimes. For example, in my district of Cali, they add chlorine to our water to help clean our teeth.

Yes they do drink.

== == * You are really harming yourself. Starving yourself doesn't actually make for a good diet. Your brain needs protein (from dairy products and meat products) and your colon needs grains, leafy green vegetables to work properly. Your kidneys and other organs need that 8 - 8 ounce glasses of water per day to flush out fat and toxins. Fruits are a must and are full of vitamin C. Exercise is important as well. By doing what you are doing you are starving your body and before you know it the body will turn on itself and start feeding off itself and you'll lose muscle mass and have a myriad of problems with your body. Get smart! If you find it difficult to do this on your own please join Weight Watchers (teaches good eating habits while you maintain a good weight). No, I don't work for Weight Watchers, but go when I feel those lbs. hit me around the holidays. * If you only have three weeks, then you can lose a lot of weight. You should eat some healthy soups and vegetables though. It will be tough the first few days but by about day four you will feel great.

The answer is:

i) 25 % of India {Madras}

ii)Africa

iii)Pakistan

These are the only countries with dirty water. And many are dying due to this unfacilitated activity.

Most freshwater comes from underneath the earth. The water that is not close to the core comes out of holes in the earth that is cool because it is underneath the dirt that also cools. Hope this helps, P.S. I know alot about freshwater so keep checking back!

Most of London's water is extracted from the river Thames and the river Lea, and some comes from underground sources.

You can drink brackish water but it is a little salty.

Children should drink between 6-8 glasses a day.

The standard recommendation of water intake for children is at least 6-8 glasses (1.5 - 2 liters) a day, drunk regularly throughout the day (at least 3-4 glasses while at school) ensuring that plenty of additional fluid is drunk during warm weather and/or when exercising.

For teenage boys aged 14 over who require a higher average fluid intake of 2.6 liters (about 11 large glasses).

Adults should drink half of their body weight in ounces if they only exercise about 20 minutes a day, and it is not extremely hot weather. It might be the same for children. For example if a person weighs 130 pounds they should drink at least 65 ounces of water a day.

Yes, because you can die of drinking too much water. But this would take more than a gallon of water at least. Chlorine added to the water can cause digestive upsets, but seldom anything life-threatening.

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When too much salt ingested and ends up in the blood, the concentration of the blood increases, causing water from the surrounding tissue to move into the blood to dilute it and eventually move into the kidneys and excreted in excess to remove all the extra salt injested
Saltwater, as in sea water, is more hypertonic than the serum in human blood. Therefore, when excess salt is purged by the kidneys, the requisite amount of water is "pulled" out along with it. This process leads to dehydration.

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