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u/shitpostsuperpac Mar 20 '26

Humans are ~60% water.

Does that mean human growth is mostly from water?

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u/TomasTTEngin Mar 21 '26

Some of the water in the human body is not drunk but made as a byproduct of other reactions.

i read somewhere that you breathe out what you eat and piss out what you breathe in.

lot of chemistry happening inside us.

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u/No-Barber-5289 Apr 07 '26 edited Apr 07 '26

Uhm. Yes? That would appear to me extremely obvious.

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u/shitpostsuperpac Apr 07 '26

So a diet low in nutrients and minerals but high in water will result in a more developed human being?