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Feb 16, 2019
9:40:25pm

HansMoleman All-American

I just made a number up

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HansMoleman

Bio page: HansMoleman
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Last login: May 1, 2024
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CB doctors - quick q:

Ragnar Danneskjold $4,000,000 #neverforget

2/16/19 7:07pm

Not a dr. But pretty sure it depends on how much you drink.

downtownchrisbrown

2/16/19 7:15pm

"on average"

Ragnar Danneskjold

2/16/19 7:21pm

61.23%

HansMoleman

2/16/19 7:17pm

Seems within reasonable margin of error.

Nakedbootleg

2/16/19 7:24pm

110% if you're John Stockton

foofcoug

2/16/19 7:25pm

Is it that high? I had read long ago that the majority of the water we drink leaves us through exhalation.

SuperTank

2/16/19 8:26pm

I just made a number up

HansMoleman

2/16/19 9:40pm

Well, now you made me curious, and in ten minutes of google searching, I found nothing.

SuperTank

2/16/19 9:47pm

15-25%. Found it finally.

SuperTank

2/16/19 10:35pm

If 30-50% is insensible then in a volume balance wouldn’t 50-70% be in urine?

HansMoleman

2/17/19 6:16am

Feces and urine. I don’t know what percentage applies to each.

SuperTank

2/17/19 7:34am

The internet scientific method.

Nakedbootleg

2/17/19 6:47pm

100% If it were less, you’d be retaining water, which happens

KingDave

2/16/19 7:27pm

What about sweat?

foofcoug

2/16/19 7:34pm

True. Sweat and breathing account for a small amount of water loss.

KingDave

2/16/19 7:39pm

According to this article, sweat and breathing account for 30-50% of water loss:

SuperTank

2/16/19 10:34pm

Don’t forget that a significant portion of feces is water content. I don’t know what the correct % is for urine

SuperTank

2/16/19 10:26pm

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