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	14 Excretion and the kidneys - answers 1 Carbon dioxide, urea, uric acid, spent hormones, excess water and salts (any four) have to be excreted from the body. DocID: 1uqI1 - View Document
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	calculate your sweat rate Water is the most important nutrient. If your body weight drops just 1% (1.5 pounds in a 150-pound athlete) from losing fluids, your performance will suffer. Individuals exercising in warm, humi DocID: 1qBu8 - View Document