the body constantly uses water. muscles carry alot of water. if you dont stay hydrated the body will use the water in muscles deteriorating them over time
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Muscle mass loss can be caused by factors such as inactivity, inadequate protein intake, aging, hormonal changes, certain illnesses (such as cancer or HIV), and prolonged periods of bed rest. Resistance training and sufficient protein intake can help prevent muscle mass loss.
When leg muscles are not used for an extended period, they can atrophy and weaken. This can lead to reduced muscle mass, strength, and endurance. It may also result in loss of flexibility and coordination in the muscles.
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Heating an evaporating dish can decrease its mass because the heat causes the liquid to evaporate, leaving behind solid residue or solute. The loss of liquid mass during evaporation reduces the overall mass of the dish.
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The muscles do not have enough oxygen for aerobic respiration.