Your Drinking Water – an Overview
by Anna Hart
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Water, if it is to be considered drinking water, must be consumable by humans with causing illness or disease. Drinking water must be potable, that is, it must be clean, or drinkable. All life forms on earth require drinking water. Humans, in particular, require at least 64 fluid ounces, or 8 cups, of drinking water [...]
Drinking Water – Interesting Facts
by Anna Hart
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Here are some interesting facts about drinking water: * A human is about 67% water. * A chicken is about 75% water. * A pineapple is about 80% water. * The human brain is about 85% water. * Human blood is about 79% water. * Human teeth contain about 10% water. * Every cell needs [...]
What Benefit Drinking Water?
by Anna Hart
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Sure, it’s refreshing on a hot summer day, but what is the benefit of drinking water in the winter? For that matter, aside from refreshment, what is the benefit of drinking water anytime? 1. Meet Cell Needs One benefit of drinking water is simply to meet the needs of your cells. Your body weight is [...]
Arsenic and Old Lace
by Anna Hart
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When American playwright, John Kesselring, wrote the black comedy, “Arsenic and Old Lace”, he probably never imagined lacing our drinking water with arsenic. It was one thing for two crazy spinsters in a mystery to lace home-made elderberry wine with it, but the drinking water for a whole population? Definition of Arsenic in Drinking Water [...]
How Much Is Adequate Drinking Water for Health?
by Anna Hart
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According to most physicians, every adult human needs a daily 8 to 10 glasses of drinking water for health. Physical therapists and athletic trainers agree. If you research the subject on the Internet, though, you will find conflicting opinions. So, how much is adequate drinking water for health? Does Your Body Need Drinking Water for [...]






