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Topic	Indiana woman died from drinking too much water during July 4th weekend
dummy420 08/09/23 1:32:50 PM #8:	CoyoteTheGreat posted... Essentially, what would have happened is her sodium levels would have fallen too low because of all that water. You may very well of chugged more, but you also might have had more sodium to begin with, or maybe you also drank a sports drink. It isn't really the water itself, it is the sodium imbalance. That she felt she needed to drink that much to begin with kind of indicates there was already something underlying that caused this. I remember that being a big thing in basic training that they warned us about. People would drink a bunch of water but would still get sick because they had no sodium left after sweating it all out. --- Trying is the first step towards failure, so just dont give it a shot and you cant dissapoint. <cite>dummy420 posted [p:975350970] in Indiana wo... [t:80532282]...</cite> <quote>CoyoteTheGreat posted... </cite><quote>Essentially, what would have happened is her sodium levels would have fallen too low because of all that water. You may very well of chugged more, but you also might have had more sodium to begin with, or maybe you also drank a sports drink.It isn't really the water itself, it is the sodium imbalance. That she felt she needed to drink that much to begin with kind of indicates there was already something underlying that caused this.</quote>I remember that being a big thing in basic training that they warned us about. People would drink a bunch of water but would still get sick because they had no sodium left after sweating it all out. --- Trying is the first step towards failure, so just dont give it a shot and you cant dissapoint.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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