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The first thing relates to a very interesting research paper that I just stumbled on that has to do with, um, thirst and what thirst actually does for us.
The first thing relates to a very interesting research paper that I just dabbled on that has to do with thirst and what thirst actually does for us.
When you're well hydrated and drinking fluids, it tells your body to excrete any extra water, and if you're dehydrated, it sends a signal to not only increase thirst, but to cause reabsorption of your fluids in the kidney, making your body hold onto more water.
and if you're dehydrated, it sends a signal to not only increase thirst but to cause reabsorption of your fluids in the kidney, making your body hold onto more water.
It does the hard stuff, like sweating, hunger, thirst, so you don't have to.
Does the hard stuff, like sweating, hunger, thirst, so you don't have to.
Let us not seek to satisfy our thirst for freedom by drinking from the cup of bitterness and hatred.
Let us not seek to satisfy our thirst for freedom
I Opened the door She was smiling at me her brain just snapped I Think something's happening to us the pole the thirst in your bones I can't explain it, but we're sick I Think you should sleep in the spare room tonight.
The thirst in your bones?
He suffered from a neurological condition that causes pathological thirst.
He suffered from a neurological condition that causes pathological thirst.
Everybody know this is our media thirst for stories like this.
Natural spring water. It quenches my thirst.
to drink something. Definitely not this. I need to -- I feel better. My thirst is quenched.
I guess all that salty udon worked up a thirst because it feels like it's time for Isekadoya beer.
I guess all that salty udon worked up a thirst because it feels like it's time for Ise Kadōya beer.
So Britain's thirst for tea brought them into a war with China that eventually gave them a new colony: Hong Kong here in Asia.
So Britain's thirst for tea