Water accounts for about 50 to 85% of a person's body weight depending on the age. The younger you are, the higher the proportion of water in your body.

The water passes through the mouth into the esophagus, then into the stomach, and after a short stay, the water enters the small and large intestines.

Most of the water is absorbed through the small intestine and into the bloodstream. Since water can be directly absorbed and utilized without being digested, Water Goes from Mouth to Bloodstream in Just 5 Minutes.

The water content of blood is as high as 90%, which provides water to our organs and tissues.

Finally, the blood carries excess water and waste to the kidneys. The kidneys filter excess water and waste and excrete it as urine.

Under normal circumstances, the water in the human body is completely renewed every 15 days.