The Importance of Water

 

Water is the the primary means of activation of all bodily functions. It produces hydroelectric energy in the cellular membranes of the entire body, especially in the systems of neurotransmitters. It breaks down all the elements in their primary nutrients so that they can be absorbed by the organism for further use. It is paramount in regulating body temperature, improving the transport of oxygen in the cells and taking out toxins from the body.

After the air we breath, water is the most essential ellement that keeps as alive! Every major system in the body depends on water to function. In fact, more than 70% of the human body is water.

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Water needs to be continuously replaced since, on average, one cup is lost on a daily basis through breathing alone! You’ll lose another nine cups through sweat, urine, and other normal functions. Drinking the right amount of water will prevent your body from unnecessary dehydration. Even minor dehydration can lead to difficult health problems

 “Depending on which parts of the body have a shortage of water, many localized complications are caused or “programs” of managing dehydration are being activated like asthma, allergies, hypertension, and even autoimmune diseases like lupus or diabetes, as well as conditions related to slow viruses, like the chronic fatigue syndrome and may others.” Dr. F. Batmanghelidj, MD