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How Important Is Water for Our Health?
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Permalink Reply by Claire Power Murphy on -
Group? Again we reach a state of inactivity leaving me to carry the ball and so I shall.
Water is essential for all life processes. Although experts differ on the time a human may go without this life-giving liquid, there can be no debate that if no water is available much longer than a week suvival would be almost impossible. I assert that survival time varies with the individual and their condition and the conditions surrounding them as well.
So, the conclusion is that Water is Essential for Life! -
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Permalink Reply by Paula on -
Water is to the body as fuel is to a car. Without water nothing in the body functions properly. The old saying is 8 glasses of water per day.
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Permalink Reply by Katherine B. Duke on -
My doctor had me coming in every three months.I rebelled because a visit to the doctor takes my writing time. He demanded my drinking water so my urine is clear.When I was younger I had kidney stones, but my pastor prayed for me when I was in the hospital and no more stones.What a true blessing.Sometimes I get leg muscle cramps at night and I read drinking water helps. I like water so I drink alot. If it is tasteless, maybe I use a little green tea for flavor.I drink green tea with out the sugar.A break for water helps me relax when I work. We live at the edge of a small pond that I call my Walden Pond and I imagine my water is from a spring near by. Being healthy is important because Throeau died from exposure living at his pond.
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Permalink Reply by Sandra Larson on
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Water is a natural flush for the system. Kidneys are the filter so water helps the kidneys filter. Additionally, the color of your urine can actually tell a doctor if you are not drinking enough water.
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Permalink Reply by Claire Power Murphy on
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Tap water toxicity levels in 31 U.S. cities:
http://pagingdrgupta.blogs.cnn.com/2010/12/20/carcinogen-found-in-3...
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Permalink Reply by Claire Power Murphy on
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When we pay attention to the physical needs of children in the schools, then we will see progress!
http://www.cnn.com/2011/HEALTH/04/18/water.school.children/index.ht...
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