Ample Green Foundation

Every individual drinks around 6-7 glasses of water in a day. The water is responsible for detoxifying the body and initiating the smooth working of digestive system. However, some amount of water is left in the body which is secreted as sweat or urine. The sweat glands secrete water as soon as we feel hot or perform a mechanical work.

The urine is secreted with help of the urinary tract organs. The urinary system filters the excessive fluid and nutrients from the bloodstream. This liquid waste is converted into urine and thrown out of the body. This procedure is necessary to maintain proper health and avoid infections.

The human body prepares several chemical products that can’t be used for body functions. Hence, it is essential to eliminate them from the body. For instance, our blood consists of a given concentration of magnesium, calcium and other nutrients. Any kind of misbalance in their ratio can affect the body functions. Hence, we need a source that can filter the excess nutrients and flush it out of the body.

This filtering action is performed by the kidneys. This urinary tract organ has a bean like structure. It accepts the body fluids and filters them to maintain adequate proportion. It makes sure that the blood stream is neither too thick nor too thin. It consists of several filters that collect nutrient from blood streams, convert them into urea and pass it to other urinary organs.

After the filtration process in the kidneys, the urine is send to ureters from where it drips into the urinary bladder. The urinary bladder is the urine bank of the body. It holds the urine for the secretion. It works according to the signals received from the brain. The brain sends excretory pulses as soon as you feel the need to pee or look for the washroom to dispose of the wastes.

Hence, the urinary tract organs play a crucial role in eliminating the liquid waste from the human body.

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