Drinking Water

You could become dehydrated, and die from thirst. The human body is mostly made up of water, and when a person looses too much water, they can die.

IDK=0 It possibly ruins your food and spoils your beverages and leaves soap scum in your bathtub.

Well, that depends on what you mean. Most of the surface of our planet is water, and there is water in space. Far, far more than on earth. Can we use all of it up... unlikely, since we would die before getting to the last drop/ice crystal. However, if you mean could we get to the point where we didn't have enough drinkable water to provide for everyone who needs to drink on the planet... yes, we could definitely get to that point, and are in danger of it in certain areas.

There is no universally accepted safe level of mold, as sensitivity can vary significantly among individuals. However, general guidelines suggest that indoor mold levels should be kept below 1,000 spores per cubic meter of air for most types of mold. Levels above this may pose health risks, especially to sensitive populations such as those with allergies, asthma, or weakened immune systems. It's important to address any mold growth promptly to maintain a healthy indoor environment.

While it isn't likely to happen, it already has in our solar system. See Mars.

Where the Earth is more than 2/3 water, Mars had similar composition in its past, but is now only about 6% water.

Essentially Earth would be a dead planet.

Water will freeze even under enormous pressure and expansion is not necessary for water to freeze. Depending on temperature and pressure, Ice can exist in 15 different phases (Ice I - Ice XV).

By compressing water for example at a temperature of -83 ºC (-117 ºF) and at 300 MPa, Ice II will form. Ice II is a rhombohedral crystalline form of ice. Your freezer is only cold enough for Ice I, so water would not turn to ice if you had a container strong enough to prevent expansion.

Caterpillars do not drink water. How are they able to stay alive

yes its an oasis

As many as you wish

By evaporating the water with a cold object slanted above it. This means that the water evaporates, leaving the salt behind and then condenses on the metal plate. It drips along the plate, falling off the edge as pure water.

This can be achieved from a number of ways. For doing this on a large scale, one way is through desalination, where seawater is channeled to a desalination plant where the salt and impurities from seawater is removed.

working out at least one day a week. and try some other liquids for one that is very dangerous because it is dangerous to lose 10 percent or more of your body weight through water losses. and two your probably wrong about how much water weight you lost because a marathon runner can lose up to 13 pounds of water weight during a 26-mile race.The weight you want to lose is fat, not water. water weight is quickly regained when body fluids are replenished. Even a small percentage weight drop due to water loss will make you feel uncomfortable. When you lose two percent of body weight in fluids, your body will become aware of it and your body will start to take steps in conserving water in this case you might even gain more water weight because you will get thirsty and replace the water lost but your body is still conserving so you gain more water weight.Mental concentration is affected as fluid losses increase. A 10-11 percent drop in body weight due to water losses can result in serious organ malfunctions. So the best thing to do is check again on how much water weight you lost and if you were correct than go to a hospital and when you are back to a normal state one of the easyest and healthiest ways to lose weight is to exercise and drink plenty of water while exercising.

The costal region gets about 50 inches of rain per year

Dr farzin banishoraka says that filtered processed water is the best drinking option, as this system produses the lightest and best drinking water compatable with human body. mineral waters containe heavy minerals which can be very harmfull specially to children and pregnant women and elderley. superwater can now be obtained freely in tehran and soon will be available in other cities in iran.

Superwater started in USA, Canada and Australia. now available in Thailand, Ireland and Iran.

Dr. banishoraka says the company is in talks with Turkish officials and soon will expand into turkish market starting in Istanbul.

May be infection. Not necesarily drinking

(apparently) you need a full bladder so that there is a dark area (shadow) so that they can then see the rest of your insides more clearly.

Yes you can. There is nothing wrong with eating a banana then drinking water.

Water naturally contains less than one milligram of nitrate-nitrogen and is not very noticeable. However, state and federal laws set the maximum allowable levels of nitrate-nitrogen in drinking water at 10 milligrams per liter. These such laws apply to to all city and village water supplies and are used as an advisory for people who own private wells.

It should not, mine doesn't. If yours does so then seek medical advice or check your water.

No, your will warm it up and it will pass through you just like any other water. Even if you swallow an ice cube it will simply melt into water and do the same.

if our are using water for 3years or etc if you chanze it suddenly you get disease

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no it wont it will just make you need a wee so i wouldn't if i was you hi reece r u my freind

If you drink too much water you can DIE!!! Even though the typical human body (and even the world as we know it) is made of roughly 75 percent water; just like anything else, there is only so much your body can take. Once your body gets too much (just like anything your body gets too much of) water, it tries to dispell it in anyway it can; vomit, bowel movements, acid reflux, gas.) It takes many gallons (at one time) to get to the point where your blood becomes more water (rather than blood) that your body can handle. The last factual recollection I can recall is a woman who drank 7 gallons of water in 5 minutes. She won the competition, but lost her life. Because of water poisoning. I believe it was in 2007 but "DO NOT QUOTE ME".

It depends on where the water is coming from and what country you're in.

In general, in the U.S. and much of western Europe, the tap water is ok to drink, even if it has white particles in it. However, if the water is really "hard" (which means there is a lot of metal in it, because it's from a well or something), then you could get kidney stones from drinking it over a long period of time (several years).

i dont know try it and tell me what happens