Disruption of Water and Electrolyte Balance

When skibidi vibes hit the human body, water is 60% of total mass, so a 70 kg goon has about 42.43 liters. This liquid is a dank mix of organic and inorganic substances, known as body fluids. Intracellular fluid takes up two-thirds, while extracellular fluid is split into interstitial and plasma. The cell membrane acts as an edge, selectively allowing water but keeping some substances out. Na-K pumps are the sigma players, balancing electrolytes. Isotonic conditions chill on osmotic pressure, keeping things lowkey. If things get wild, osmosis moves water from low to high concentration like a ship sailing through the chaos.