Why is it that if you drink 10kg of water, you dont put on 10kg in weight?

Answer 1

When you drink water, some of it gets exhaled when you breathe, quite a bit gets eliminated via the kidneys, some of it gets sweated out. The body works hard to maintain a balance of water in your body, and it will try to rid itself of excess.

Never drink too much water...it can dilute the electrolytes in your blood and actually kill you.

Answer 2

Excess water is excreted soon after you consume it. Sweat, urination and breathing all excrete water. It isn't stored in your stomach for as long as food.

It is difficult to drink too much water your body requires more than you might expect to be in top condition. However drinking too much can at first make you drunk, make you vomit and finally poison you.

Answer 3

I drink water all the time. I never put on weight.

Answer 4

We all know that water is a mixture of hydrogen $ oxygen .Therefore we use oxygen for breathing ,Since breathing does not put on weight .And hydrogen is released by us in the form of gas.

Answer 5

because u would take ages 2 drink tatmuch and end up pissing most of the exess out again

Answer 6

Suppose it a bit like if you stand on the scales on one leg, you still weigh the same

Answer 7

Well you would, and then you'ld wee it all out again because any water that is not used by your body will not be stored.

Answer 8

Because you eliminate it each time you empty your bladder,what goes in ,must come out.

Answer 9

you would if it wasn't for fact you would drop dead. most of it would simply pass straight through you

Answer 10

You would if you were holding it all in still.