What does Water have to do with Biochemical reactions?

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- Water participates in the body's biochemical reactions.
- The digestion of protein and carbohydrates to usable and absorbable forms depends on water as part of the chemical reaction.

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Why is water so important?
How and when should water be consumed?
How can Water serve as the body's transportation system?
Does Water remove waste and toxins?
Does Water act as a lubricant and shock absorber?
How does Water affect the Digestive System?
What does Water have to do with Biochemical reactions?
Is Chemical reaction dependant on Water?
Is there a connection between Water and Electrical potential?
Does Water effect or regulates body temperature?
Does Water assist in Cooling the body?
How does Water affect Breathing?
Does Water help Muscle Toning and Function?
Is Water important for Weight (Fat) loss
Does Water help to Cleanse the body?
Is there a benefit in Detoxification?
Is Liquid fasting effective?
How does the amount of Water become Balanced in the body?
How much Water does the Body require per day?
What are the Water Sources?
Which foods contain the least Water?
Are there any Special Needs and circumstances for Water intake?
What are the Water needs during Sports Events?
Is Water balance in children involved in sports or physical activities a special concern?
What should Outdoor workers beware of regarding Water intake?
What is the connection between Water and Other Elements?
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What does Water have to do with Biochemical reactions?

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