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Funny how life can be, isn’t it? - how you can say or do something - and later, at some point it returns to haunt you – or comes back and bites you!
A couple of weeks ago, I wrote a weekly review titled ‘Words Matter,’ in that article I made a reference to the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Mr. Boris Johnson – referring to a former colleague - and previous Prime Minister, Mr. David Cameron - as a ‘girly swot.’ For those who are interested in the background surrounding Mr. Boris Johnson’s use of the term - click here.
The term ‘girly swot’ is a particularly English term, apparently used in certain English male Public Schools, as a term of jocular abuse. The word ‘public,’ often confuses, those not familiar with its use in this context, since these are actually exclusive - private educational institutions, normally associated with wealth and privilege (for details of Public Schools in the United Kingdom click here.) The British Public School has been a major feature of British social and political life for centuries. By the 20th century however, it seemed as if its hey day had passed and with the decline of Empire, domestic, social and political reforms, it’s significance also seemed destined to fade.
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Water, which is defined as a 'clear,' 'odorless,' 'inert' and 'tasteless' liquid, is vital to the body - we need access to clean wholesome water to survive. In fact, the body's weight in water of an average person is approximately 60%.
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Water in the body
Water is contained in all the cells of the body - its organs and body tissue. Water is also used to regulate the body's temperature and is central to most major bodily functions.
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It also helps to keep the body 'moist' - for example, if you experience your eyes, nose and mouth becoming dry, this is an indication that you are below the optimum level of moisture required for your body.
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Water also acts as a cushion protecting the spinal cord in the vital functions it performs, in the control and maintenance of the body's nervous and neurological system. Water also acts as a lubricant for the body's joints.
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It can therefore be seen from just these few examples, how vital and important water is.
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