When the human body is born it consists of about 75% water. As one matures it goes down a little bit as an average for an adult male is 60% water and 50% for an adult female. This information lead me to do a study to see if drinking the recommended amount of water (fluctuates from nutrition to nutrition) lead to weight loss, and an overall fat loss. I decided to perform a test on myself because I was about 10 pounds over weight and I am always looking for an easy effective way to stay in shape.
Water works as a lubricant for our joints and it flows as a river through our veins, arteries and capillaries. In short it fills nearly every space of our body and acts as a protective shock absorber for our body. It also helps to form the structure of protein and glycogen. Meaning that water is the source that carries nutrients to our cells in each part of our body and also help to transport the waste out of the body. It has been proved advantageous for the functioning of the kidneys, and drinking more of the precious yet abundant fluid could lower the risk of developing kidney stones and gallstones.
Water serves to regulate the internal temperature of the body and maintains a constant fluid balance. Thus it acts as a thermo regulator that is why we can adapt ourselves in any of the Earth’s habitats. The electrical stimulation of nerves and contraction of muscles are the result of the exchange of electrolyte minerals dissolved in water. It reduces the risk of cancer as well as being a means of preventing diseases in general by not leaving the body’s cells weakened gasping for the water they so desperately need.
Water is a universal solvent and thus plays an important role as a media to carry and distribute the metabolites, hormones and other material around the body and within the cell. Many solutes are also dissolved within it, so it’s also essential for health, growth, stamina, building muscle and development. Energy reactions also take place in this medium.
It is good to substitute a cup of coffee in the morning with a glass of water as at this time the blood is most viscous and strokes particularly prevalent. During and after exercise it is also better to drink water to maintain the body’s level of hydration. This will also reduce the chance of heart attack at this time of day. Water is the best source to regain the hydration loss due to certain beverages as coffee and tea.
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