Human survival time when consuming exclusively seawater is physiologically limited.
Is it true that human survival time when consuming exclusively seawater is physiologically limited?
The physiological limitations of consuming seawater exclusively are a matter of basic biological fact and everyday scientific observation, requiring no external citation.
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The claim that human survival is limited when drinking only seawater is a well-established biological fact based on human renal physiology and osmotic pressure; none of the retrieved papers specifically examine or challenge this basic physiological truism.
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The claim that human survival is limited when drinking only seawater is a well-established biological fact based on human renal physiology and osmotic pressure; none of the retrieved papers specifically examine or challenge this basic physiological truism.
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