"Ngano man muingun sila na ang tubig makatambok?"

[yiennahs]

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sus kabalo naka daghan kaayo so called "doctors" sa atoa. hahahah
dghan kaayo sulti pero dili ka explain and diay nadungog ra pud nila sa lain....like juan told me that pedro told him...so on and so forth..hahah

kani kani mau ni akong gipangita, ganahan ko makabaw kinsay nagpasiugda ani hahaha

[yiennahs]

T.S
I think ang dapat nimo buhaton is pinpoint katong imo pasabot nga "sila" sa nag ingon ang tubig makatambok
kay they have their own explanations (well I hope naa haha)
para pud naa maka represent sa ilahang side.

mao jud! ang problema kung naa ba sila dinhi hehehe

[yiennahs]

They might be referring to the water retention.

Water is found both inside and outside the body’s cells. It forms part of the blood, helping to carry the blood cells around the body and keeping oxygen and important nutrients in solution so that they can be taken up by tissues such as glands, bone and muscle. Even the organs and muscles are mostly water.

The body uses a complex system of hormones and hormone-like substances called prostaglandins to keep its volume of fluid at a constant level. So if one day you drink a lot more water or other fluid than usual, you should not end up weighing more; your kidneys will quickly excrete the excess as urine. Likewise, if you do not get enough to drink, your body will hold on to its fluids and you will urinate less than usual.

So, water retention (also known as fluid retention) it signifies an abnormal accumulation of fluid in the circulatory system or within the tissues or cavities of the body.

Fluid rich with oxygen, vitamins and other nutrients passes all the time from the capillaries (the smallest blood vessels) into the surrounding tissues, where it is known as tissue fluid or interstitial fluid. This fluid nourishes the cells and eventually should return to the capillaries. Water retention is said to occur as a result of changes in the pressure inside the capillaries, or changes that make the capillary walls too leaky (see edema and vascular permeability). If the pressure is wrong, or the capillaries are too leaky, then too much fluid will be released into the tissue spaces between the cells. Sometimes so much fluid is released that it cannot all return to the capillaries and remains in the tissues, where it causes the swelling and waterlogging which is experienced as water retention.

u mean edema?

[yiennahs]

what I need are theories of those who believe in it hu knows? they might be right hehehee

[Githyanki]

u mean edema?

That's one example.

[strabolay]

what I need are theories of those who believe in it hu knows? they might be right hehehee

false theory ni xa

[teoding]

first things first. kinsa man nang silaha imo gi mean. basi mga grade 1 pupils na.

[tophat]

maybe because they learned it from livestock dealers.

ang baka or baboy before ibaligya, ila pa imnon ug daghan tubig para mutambok ug mu heavy ang timbang.

[medjz]

hehehe makatawa pud ko ani.. samot na daw bugnaw... lolz!


dili man ka magkafluid retention ug proper ang pag function sa imu kidneys.. kaulangan gani nato ug enough water at least 8 glasss per day, thats about 2L or more of water a day!!

[blu bizcuitz]

ang tubig makatambok gyud labina bugnaw nga tubig...but tambok ka nga tubigon...nahan mo ana?