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35-Year-Old US Woman Dies After Drinking 2 Litres Of Water In 20 Minutes
A 35-year-old woman in the United States lost her life due to an unexpected and rarely recognised health concern: water toxicity.
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Health Expert Luke Coutinho Talks About Enema And The Hidden Dangers To It
Health expert Luke Coutinho in his recent Instagram post said, "There is a new fad. People are using enemas and intensive colon cleansing to feel lighter, lose weight and combat constipation. This is extremely dangerous with severe side effects."
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Is It Harmful To Drink Too Much Water? Experts Say It Is
Do you drink too much water? Beware, overhydration -- excess fluid accumulation -- can lead to dangerously low sodium levels or in the blood or result in brain swelling.
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Are You Drinking Too Much Water? Here's Why You Should Stop!
Drinking too much of water can lead to what most health experts call it as water intoxication or hyponatremia, which in extreme cases can be fatal
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Low Blood Sodium Levels Could Impact Cognition in Elderly: Study
The decreased levels of sodium may trigger a condition called hyponatremia, which in long term can prove very problematic for elderly.
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Low Sodium Levels In Blood May Affect Cognitive Impairment With Advancing Age
A lower level of sodium in the blood may affect cognitive functions with advancing age, a new study has warned. Hyponatremia is a condition that occurs when the level of sodium in the blood falls below 135 Millimoles Per Litre (mmol/L).
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This German Man Drinks 20 Litres Of Water A Day To Survive!
The man suffers from a rare condition called diabetes insipidus.
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Excess fluid intake harms during exercise
Athletes and coaches need to reduce the excessive intake of fluids to guard themselves against the exercise-associated hyponatremia (EAH).
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Water intoxication can be fatal
The importance of maintaining adequate hydration in heat stroke prevention cannot be overemphasized, but excessive fluid intake may also prove life threatening. Drinking too much water is dangerous because the body cannot excrete all the fluid rapidly leading to low sodium levels.
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35-Year-Old US Woman Dies After Drinking 2 Litres Of Water In 20 Minutes
A 35-year-old woman in the United States lost her life due to an unexpected and rarely recognised health concern: water toxicity.
-
Health Expert Luke Coutinho Talks About Enema And The Hidden Dangers To It
Health expert Luke Coutinho in his recent Instagram post said, "There is a new fad. People are using enemas and intensive colon cleansing to feel lighter, lose weight and combat constipation. This is extremely dangerous with severe side effects."
-
Is It Harmful To Drink Too Much Water? Experts Say It Is
Do you drink too much water? Beware, overhydration -- excess fluid accumulation -- can lead to dangerously low sodium levels or in the blood or result in brain swelling.
-
Are You Drinking Too Much Water? Here's Why You Should Stop!
Drinking too much of water can lead to what most health experts call it as water intoxication or hyponatremia, which in extreme cases can be fatal
-
Low Blood Sodium Levels Could Impact Cognition in Elderly: Study
The decreased levels of sodium may trigger a condition called hyponatremia, which in long term can prove very problematic for elderly.
-
Low Sodium Levels In Blood May Affect Cognitive Impairment With Advancing Age
A lower level of sodium in the blood may affect cognitive functions with advancing age, a new study has warned. Hyponatremia is a condition that occurs when the level of sodium in the blood falls below 135 Millimoles Per Litre (mmol/L).
-
This German Man Drinks 20 Litres Of Water A Day To Survive!
The man suffers from a rare condition called diabetes insipidus.
-
Excess fluid intake harms during exercise
Athletes and coaches need to reduce the excessive intake of fluids to guard themselves against the exercise-associated hyponatremia (EAH).
-
Water intoxication can be fatal
The importance of maintaining adequate hydration in heat stroke prevention cannot be overemphasized, but excessive fluid intake may also prove life threatening. Drinking too much water is dangerous because the body cannot excrete all the fluid rapidly leading to low sodium levels.
