Drinking Water

I have read that is best to leave the saliva get really mixed with the food we have consumed and drink water later ...apparently it helps the digestive system if we "let" saliva help with the digestion and we don't dilute it with water....I hope it helps....all the best

Drinking too much water causes 'water intoxication'.

The body fluids become diluted due to the excess of water compared to the normal solutes the fluids carry. This causes a large concentration gradient to develop - the fluids inside the body cells are more concentrated than the fluid surrounding them. This will cause water to enter the cells by osmosis, making them swell.

It is these swollen cells that endanger the organism, and can even be fatal. It may put pressure on, and block the flow of blood vessels to the brain and nervous system.

You can, but that is not very healty for you and once you start to eat normal again, you will gain the weight back very fast. I am trying to lose weight right now. I have found out that in order to lose 1 lb a week you have to cut out 500 calories a day. It takes 3500 calories to lose 1 lb of fat. Just eat healthy and exercise. And remember muscle weighs more than fat. Good luck and God Bless:)

spring water is usually (not always) safe to drink without being treated.

No, anything above 8 ph is not good for drinking. Take a sample to a lab for 'potability testing'


No, anything above 8 ph is not good for drinking.

It does but you need to drink ALLOT of water and not to much alcohol especially considering the low level of alcohol urine tests are looking for...

I'm not sure how much water, how little alcohol or how much time it will take as all these factors depend on each other, and your weight and tolerance to alcohol...

If you need to do a urine sample for alcohol and your not sure if the alcohol is still in your urine, the best thing (of coarse) is to not drink alcohol until after your test...

No, it helps the liver process toxins.

However, it is important to not drink it all at the same time (and this has nothing to do with the liver specifically). More than one liter (quart) per hour over several hours, can be dangerous, since it dilutes the essential minerals in the bloodstream (electrolytes). But if you spread it around over the course of the day (like 1-2 cups per hour), it won't hurt you.

Pool water is basically drinking water unless you have added too many disagreeable chemicals to it. You have to careful with water stored like this as it may build up bacteria or other toxins that are harmful to humans and animals. So the thing to do would be to keep up the chlorine as usual. and boil it before drinking it just to be on the safe side.

It is easy. Boil the liquid, trap the steam, allow it to condense to water., and collect the water and you are done.

Dehydration, dizziness, fatique, dis-orientation, lethargy, slow-reactions, tiredness, skin problems, wrinkles etc are all signs of a lack of water. The fact that your body is made of about 70% or thereabouts of water shows that we need to replace it constantly during the day to keep it at a healthy level for our body . We perspire around 2 litres a day, therefore we need to drink AT LEAST 2 liters (or 8 glasses) a day just to replace it so that our bodies can function normally!

Yes as it dilutes the urine and thus the hormone. A pregnancy test should be done on the first urine passed in the nmorning as this is the most concentrated and will have the highest concentration of the hormone.

I would say it came from rivers,beaches,lakes,or sewers.

nope it does not, unless you pee alot. like 15 bottles of water a day and pee alot?

i would suggest just not doing crack?

No! Coke and all other soft drinks are not healthier than water. They contain sugar and/or High fructose corn syrup (HFCS), which are both unhealthy. They also affect the calcium in your body.

Clear water, drinkable water, safe water, uncontaminated water, potable water, and purified water are all ways to describe safe drinking water.

Drinking too much water can cause brain swelling, which ultimately leads to a dull headache as the brain pushes against the bone. While it's (generally) not life-threatening, experts generally agree that if you are urinating more than once every two hours, you are drinking too much water.

Brisbane's drinking water comes from the Brisbane River

When one breathes through the nose, the air becomes moisturized. There is something in the nose, or sinuses, that vaporizes the air we breathe--so it's important to drink plenty of water, especially since we lose moisture as we exhale. Drinking water will keep the body moisturized so that the sinuses can moisturize the air we breathe. In this way, the lungs will be getting the proper amount of moisture it needs. Yes, that's right. When you breath through your nose, you are inhaling moisturized air, or vapor. That's why when you breath through your mouth too much, you are getting dry air. That's why we have noses. In short, drinking plenty of water is good for the lungs and the body.

Purple on the fixtures and fittings and plaster = very high chlorine stabilizer or conditioner levels.

It can also be caused by metals and/or minerals in the water, particularly manganese. The manganese reacts to the high level of chlorine (when you shock your pool for example) and turns the water purple. You can use a mineral remover product to clear this up - perhaps Stain Away or something similar to that.

They washed their food in the lake.

People can easily become intoxicated when consuming too much alcohol. Alcohol affects each person differently but there are general guidelines as too how many drinks causes one's blood-alcohol level to be too high to operate a vehicle. Drinking on an empty stomach or drinking quickly can cause intoxication rapidly.

Gophers can swim but if any thing that will wash of it's layer of water repelent, such as soap, the gopher would sink to the bottom of deep water.

divide your weight by 2 and that will give you the amount of water you should drink in one day, but you also count when you eat vegetable and fruit as well as drinking tea or coffee.

There are many different kinds of bacteria in drinking water. In one liter of drinking water, there are literally millions of bacteria. Filtering the water with a high quality filtration system can significantly reduce this number.