if in a bath  full of  water the water will overflo when you get in but only your body mass yea?
367025
Down, but the change would be so slight nobody would notice it, consider that there is 3 times more ocean than land on this planet.
863795
some time if you overwork your muscles during the day they will act out on you when they relax. it was a muscle spasm. depending on the circumstances you should be fine warm baths work and if not call a massage therapist. take care of your body -stretch as much as possible throughout the day especially if you are doing something you normally don't.
590972
It's not healthy if you have bubbles in the jacuzzi. The soap and such can get in your urethra and cause you to get a bladdar infection which may spread to your kidneys. It's also why they say for females not to take a bubble bath.\n\nSo it's perfectly okay if you do it as long as you leave out the bubbles.
864074
Not only does your weight differ from day to day, it fluctuates all day long.  Drinking the water probably made you gain that one pound.  Remember though that each time you eat, you are going to put some weight on your body, usually ounces, but still.  Its what your body does with the calories that is important.  The water will be released when you go to the bathroom, as will the food after your body takes from it what it needs.  My advice to you is to not stress over a pound, and quit obsessing over the scale.  Weigh yourself once a week instead of daily.  This method shows you better anyway, because it gives you a baseline that you can see change or unchange over time.
757907
It might because it will cause you to sweat so if you shower it will wash away impurities, but you have to shower quickly or the dirt will sit in the sweat and it may get worse.
638426
you are naturally bouyant, fill your lungs with air as much as you can, and you will float... just dont panic when a wave hits your face
731477
It's possible that the weight fluctuations are due to your 'water weight'. It can be definitely possible to lose or gain at least 10 pounds from water weight alone.  As a wrestler in High School from extreme perspiration/heat or spitting (yes spitting) quite often we would be able to make our weight.
311098
Not very much.  The water pressure on your body would prevent you from being able to bring in air that is at normal atmospheric pressure.  You need a compressor on the surface and a hose to breath from.
49373
When you put an object in water--or any other fluid that is minimally compressable, like milk or oil or alcohol--the object takes up space.  Especially for fluids that are very runny--like water, in contrast to, say, old crank-case oil--the fluid will fill every nook and cranny available.  Since the water, or other non-compressable fluid, has to move out of the way for the object put in it, the apparent rise in the total volume of water-plus-object is due to the volume of the object.\n\nOf course, if the object FLOATS in water, you're in a whole new situation: the object will displace (move aside) exactly the amount of water that weighs what the object does.  That's a whole different discussion!
291253
Because water increases your body's electrical conductivity.
959171
It would be hard to determine this in the shower but does he perspire?  If his body is unable to perspire properly in unusually hot situations and there is adequate fluids in his body, this might be a cause to consider for the overheating.
854599
Yesn its only water because really all it is, is the weight of water pushing down on you.
886187
If you stay in the water TOO LONG then your skin is obviously going to because you've deepend the D.N.A lines\nToo much science stuff to understand? Ask your local neighbour!
369305
Not really it tends to make you lean with lots of endurance.  The resistance of water doesn't change.  However, if you see the pools where you stand up and fight the water.  Those can make people real strong.
101310
well it depends on how much you drink even with plain water if you drink to much you can retain some of the water weight
615923
you either urinate it out or you crap it out.  The water content can also leave your body by your poars in your skin and it evaporates into the air.
456970
The answer to your first question is - no, not entirely. The answer to your second question is - it does, that's why your skin gets "puckered" when you are in the bath for too long.\n\nThe skin has pours that open and close, when you are hot these pours open and you often sweat, this is also how you flush some toxins and bacteria from your system, which is why hot baths are good with mineral oils. It's also one of the dangers of showering in chlorinated water, as the chlorine can seep through the pours of your skin, and slowly poison you.