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The organs of your body have their own respective unique reactions to extreme temperatures. For example, the skin may enjoy hot baths when the weather is very cold but cold baths when the weather is hot and humid. Similarly, your mouth could enjoy iced tea and beverages when the weather is hot and humid but very hot versions of these substances when the weather is very cold. These pleasant sensations that are confined to specific locations of your body, for instance, in your mouth, may not be shared by your stomach. For similar reasons of differences in sensations and subsequent adverse effects, coffee, tea, soft drinks, alcohol, taste enhancers in the foods you eat and various other substances that you truly enjoy do not give similar pleasure to your stomach. It senses them as highly disturbing shocks and poisons that must be sent out of the body as speedily as possible. chidebe26@gmail.com, chidec2001@yahoo.com  +234-8125074686 (Calls) +234-8037108507 (Chat)

Your body will reject whatever it considers as being alien to your health. It does this by the following means: 1. Isolation in water - For those elements that dissolve in water, your body can "jail" any such enemies or "invaders" by surrounding them with enough water. Indeed, the starting point can sometimes be the mouth. Simply watch a person eating highly spiced food. The resulting irritation in his mouth forces him to keep taking more and more sips of water. This is the first alarm or report that an enemy has entered the gates of the digestive system. One variety of reactions to irritants entering the body is for it to retain more water. The face and other parts may then become puffy. This reaction by the body reduces some potential harmful effects, at least for a while. However, if the body remains puffy for too long, this increases the risk of heart conditions and other problems that may lead to early death. 2. Harsh flush via the digestive trac t - When

The brain is the managing director of everything that happens in you. In relation to water levels, it decides what amount of it should go to each organ or part of the body and the amount that should be used to flush waste material out of you. Of course, you can never be aware of these and several other thousands of complex decisions that your brain is taking all the time. You only eventually feel the effects of typically those that are uncomfortable, such as weakness, dizziness or some other discomforts. Nonetheless, as stated earlier in this blog, when you feel thirsty, this is a mild crisis within your body. You have become so dry or dehydrated that whether you like it or not, your body forces you to take in some water. Water levels within us are so critical that, during several million years of human life on earth, our bodies developed some reactions that save water. For instance, an organ such as the colon (i.e., the large intestine) normally returns to the body water  that it do