How would I design a human body for zero gravity?

It's well established that the human body does not do well in zero gravity. Symptoms such as fluid loss, muscle atrophy, bone mass loss are well known. Less well known problems extend to such mundane activities as urinating. Astronauts on space walks need to be reminded to urinate because their bladders can only tell "fullness" with the help of gravity.

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