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Too much water is associated with a condition called hyponatremia, which happens when the concentration of salt in the body is too low. It's also called "water intoxication." Drinking large quantities of water in a short period of time throws off the body's electrolyte balance. When someone...
Water Intoxication Why is it called ‘water intoxication,’ you ask? It is because hyponatremia’s side effects include headaches, nausea, and confusion, which are also associated with alcohol intoxication. However, it doesn’t end here. Drinking too much water can also lead to seizures, coma,...
The amino acid taurine has been shown to protect heart tissue from arsenic intoxication associated with apoptotic-stress pathway damage [TOXICOLOGY AND APPLIED PHARMACOLOGY; Ghosh,J; 240(1):73-87 (2009)]. A 2008 investigation by the Associated Press found that pharmaceutical drugs (anti-epileptic...
What is water intoxication? What are the symptoms of water intoxication? What are the causes of water intoxication? Discuss the five different types of pollution and give examples of each type. Which one do you consider to be the worst type and why?
14 Excess water in the body is variably termed water intoxication, overhydration, and hyperhydration in the literature.14 For direct comparison with hypohydration, this article will use the term hyperhydration. Three main types of imbalance exist within both hypo- and hyperhydration, distinguished ...
is better to sip water rather than chugging it down. Chugging water can lead to over-filling the stomach and a feeling of being bloated. After a losing water, such as when one exercises, it is better to drink less water and replenish ones electrolytes as well to prevent water intoxication...
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We excluded individuals younger than 18 years of age who were not emancipated minors; as well as those who could not communicate with research staff, e.g., due to deafness, mutism, or aphasia; psychosis, neurological damage, acute intoxication, or intellectual disabilities (determined in the ...
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