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Water is the most abundant and probably the most important chemical in the body. And, since the kidneys are responsible for making this life-giving water is just right for the body, including its amount, pressure, composition, salinity, and by removing waste products, it can be said that the kidneys are the organs of homeostasis, the relative stability of the internal environment of the body.
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