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The thing that carries your personality around and occasionally sends it the bill.

means The physical structure of a person, animal, or thing — flesh and bone, or just the main mass of something.

from Traces back to Old English 'bodig,' meaning the trunk of a person or animal — and oddly, it has no confirmed relatives in other Germanic languages, which makes its deeper roots a genuine mystery. Over time it widened from just the torso to the whole physical self, then stretched further to mean the main part of anything — a body of water, a body of text, a car body.

cell turnover
most cells replace themselves within about 7 to 10 years
bone count shift
babies have 300 bones, adults only 206
water content
roughly 60 percent of adult body weight is water
skin is organ
largest organ in the body, not makeup, actual organ
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