Much of the water is in blood plasma (20% of the body's total). According to a study performed by H.H. Mitchell, published in the Journal of Biological Chemistry, the amount of water in the human heart and brain is 73%, the lungs are 83%, muscles and kidneys are 79%, the skin is 64%, and the bones are around 31%.
Login to Send PM. Actual Opium (the poppy-resin) doesn't smell bad, but smoking that will cause you to become addicted to morphine, which sucks. The incense smells nothing like it to me and the perfume called Opium smells like someone set a dirty diaper on fire. I've never heard of a baccy that smelled like opium.
Two of the major reasons why you or someone you know might smell like a used sock in a high school football locker is due to two chemical compounds called ammonia and aldehydes. Ammonia toxicity and aldehyde toxicity are two common findings in clinical practice and both can wreak havoc on your health and not only leave you searching for a stronger deodorant, but also with physical, mental and neurological symptoms.