Why is water, compared to every other liquid, so vital? Exactly how much of us is water, and why is certain water intake vital daily?
In: Biology
First thing is that all other drinkable liquids have water in them. Second, we are made up of about 60% water. Third, all of our cells use water to help move their parts around. Without a good amount of water, they shrink and it gets harder for them to work. If they can’t work, then they can’t keep us alive.
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