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Abstract
Animal Physiology as the Water Cycle
Martin Vlček
The following statements are a consequence of the perception of water as a living element of the human organism.
Water occurs in the system in two states – involved in production in cells and as regenerating outside the cells. The place of water regeneration is the cerebrospinal fluid. This represents a structure that evaluates, among other things, the content of water. This information then enters the control system via the thalamus.
Water regeneration is ensured by specialized brain glia cells. They are the key production units of the entire living system. Their organization into similarly focused units creates the cerebral hemispheres.