Our bodies are made of 75 percent of water, is the moon pulling the water in our bodies creating tides?

Short answer is no. The long answer follows.

We aren't hollow.

The water is what makes up the fluids that our organs circulate various nutrients or signal other organs to activate and deactivate.

No mystery about lunar phases either.

It's known that lunar phases alter some human behavior though light levels generally do affect human functioning to some degrees.

It kind of has control. Women's menstrual cycles used to follow natural light that comes from the days and night (moon time). Now we have all the artificial light so everyone is all off track supposedly
https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/menstrual-cycles-and-lunar-cycles-is-there-a-link

It's reasonable to think the water in us is affected by the moon's gravitational pull.

Why do you think some people are so wishy-washy?

No, the water in our bodies does not have such a sufficient mass to be affected by the gravity of the moon

No. The effect on humans is minimal because we are too small to experience tidal forces.

This is GREAT NEWS. i'm not actually fat.........I'm drowning.

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