I need to know the percentage of water in a male human.?
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"About 70% of the fat free mass of the human body is made of water. To function properly, the body requires between one and seven litres of water per day to avoid dehydration; the precise amount depends on the level of activity, temperature, humidity, and other factors."\n\nFrom Wikipedia:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water\n\n----\nMass of base elements for a 70 kg (154 lb) person:\n oxygen      43 kg   (61%, 2700 mol) \n   carbon      16 kg   (23%, 1300 mol) \n   hydrogen    7 kg    (10%, 6900 mol) \n   nitrogen    1.8 kg  (2.5%, 129 mol) \n   calcium     1.0 kg  (1.4%,  25 mol) \n   phosphorus  780 g   (1.1%,  25 mol) \n   potassium   140 g   (0.20%, 3.6 mol)  \n   sulfur      140 g   (0.20%, 4.4 mol) \n   sodium      100 g   (0.14%, 4.3 mol) \n   chlorine    95 g    (0.14%, 2.7 mol) \n   magnesium   19 g    (0.03%, 0.78 mol) \n   iron        4.2 g       \n   fluorine    2.6 g \n   zinc        2.3 g \n   silicon     1.0 g \n   rubidium    0.68 g \n   strontium   0.32 g \n   bromine     0.26 g \n   lead        0.12 g \n   copper      72 mg \n   aluminum    60 mg \n   cadmium     50 mg \n   cerium      40 mg \n   barium      22 mg \n\n   iodine      20 mg \n   tin         20 mg \n   titanium    20 mg \n   boron       18 mg \n   nickel      15 mg \n   selenium    15 mg \n   chromium    14 mg \n   manganese   12 mg \n   arsenic     7 mg \n   lithium     7 mg \n   cesium      6 mg \n   mercury     6 mg \n   germanium   5 mg \n   molybdenum  5 mg \n   cobalt      3 mg \n   antimony    2 mg \n   silver      2 mg \n   niobium     1.5 mg \n   zirconium   1 mg \n   lanthanum   0.8 mg \n   gallium     0.7 mg \n   tellurium   0.7 mg \n   yttrium     0.6 mg \n   bismuth     0.5 mg \n   thallium    0.5 mg \n   indium      0.4 mg \n   gold        0.2 mg\n   scandium    0.2 mg\n   tantalum    0.2 mg\n   vanadium    0.11 mg\n   thorium     0.1 mg\n   uranium     0.1 mg\n   samarium    50 µg\n   beryllium   36 µg\n   tungsten    20 µg\n[The raw data on which which this table is based is from Emsley, John, The Elements, 3rd ed., Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1998.]\n\nFrom http://www.everything2.com/index.pl?node_id=1085817\n\nHope this helps!
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u shld have atleast 8 glasses of H2O a day..
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70 to 100 is normal. Anything higher may be too high. You should go to a doctor (general physician or endcrinologist) and get it checked. Are you often thirsty and have to use the bathroom frequently? \n\nYour active work may play a part, but I would check with a doctor. Good luck!
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125% the density of water.
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Pls refer below link..\n\nhttp://kidshealth.org/parent/medical/body_basics/male_reproductive.html\n\nCheers!!!
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Water is required for the following for the body:1.for tissues, and for the blood, 2.for producing digestive enzymes, and lubricating fluids 3. for excreting the waste proucts from the body through, urine, motion, sweat etc.4. To make the body cool by evaporation by sweating  In additon to the water in the food we take about 1.5 to 2 litres is nececessary  for normal  adult.( In our body the water is 2/3 of our body weight)
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The average person uses 155 litres per day.  There's a way of calculating it on the BBC news website today.
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The average adult male:\n\n\npercent      length\n \n0.2  percent 3.75 inches \n0.3  percent 4.0  inches \n0.2  percent 4.25 inches \n1.7  percent 4.5  inches \n0.8  percent 4.75 inches \n4.2  percent 5.0  inches \n4.4  percent 5.25 inches \n10.7 percent 5.5  inches \n8.0  percent 5.75 inches \n23.9 percent 6.0  inches \n8.8  percent 6.25 inches \n14.3 percent 6.5  inches \n5.7  percent 6.75 inches \n9.5  percent 7.0  inches \n1.8  percent 7.25 inches \n2.9  percent 7.5  inches \n1.0  percent 7.75 inches \n1.0  percent 8.0  inches \n0.3  percent 8.25 inches \n0.3  percent 8.5  inches \n0.1  percent 8.75 inches \n0.1  percent 9.0  inches \n\nI hope this helps..\n\nDon
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The human body, which is made up of between 55 and 75 percent water (lean people have more water in their bodies because muscle holds more water than fat), is in need of constant water replenishment.\n\nConsider this: Your lungs expel between two and four cups of water each day through normal breathing - even more on a cold day. If your feet sweat, there goes another cup of water. If you make half a dozen trips to the bathroom during the day, that's six cups of water. If you perspire, you expel about two cups of water (which doesn’t include exercise-induced perspiration).\n\nIn addition to water and other drinks, many foods are also good sources of water. Juicy fruits like oranges, grapefruit, grapes, watermelon and apples can help keep you healthy and hydrated. Carrots, tomatoes, tuna, yogurt, cottage cheese, soups, rice and pasta also contain plenty of water.\n\nthe most important thing is keeping your body hydrated since your body has to have water to survive, you can only go without ANY WATER SOURCE for 3 days before death. water helps remove toxins from your body. hope this helps. just remember drinking water is not the ONLY way you keep your body hydrate but it is important
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bodily fluids (semen, blood etc)
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try wikipedia.org, it can tell you anything.... body is mostly water, I believe.  More than 50% H20
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multiply by 100 and divide by the other amount of water
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I drink lots of water, my family doctor told me to drink 1/2 of my weight per day,(ounces of water =1/2 weight)
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Different people have different percentages of their bodies made up of water. Babies have the most, being born at about 78%. By one year of age, that amound drops to about 65%. In adult men, about 60% of their bodies are water. However, fat tissue does not have as much water as lean tissue. \nIn adult women, fat makes up more of the body than men, so they have about 55% of thier bodies made of water. Fat men also have less water (as a percentage) than thin men.\n\nSo you can see three possible reasons for the discrepancies you have found:\n1) Babies and kids have more water (as a percantage) than adults.\n2) Women have less water than men (as a percentage).\n3) Fat people have less water than thin people (as a percentage).\n\nA fourth reason is that different people measure per cent water a little differently, causing small differences in the answer.
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This site answers whether you are losing body fat or water.\nhttp://nutrition.about.com/od/diets/a/fatorwater.htm
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It's the most important part of our earth. Just like our body.. 70% portion of water is in our body.
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you are meant to drink 8 glasses of water a day. this would be the easier way to work it out