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Woman dies drinking a half gallon water in 20 minutes, keep up the electrolytes in summer.
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<blockquote data-quote="golddigger14s" data-source="post: 4086844" data-attributes="member: 43617"><p>"</p><h3>What causes hyponatremia?</h3><p>In general, having too much water in your body is usually the main problem. The excess water dilutes the sodium levels. Much less frequently, hyponatremia is due to significant sodium loss from your body.</p><p></p><p>Too much water in your body causes your blood to become watered down. A good example is people who run in long races or run on hot days. They lose both salt and water in their sweat and often replace these losses with mostly water. This combination can be deadly because it dilutes the remaining sodium in the body."</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="golddigger14s, post: 4086844, member: 43617"] " [HEADING=2]What causes hyponatremia?[/HEADING] In general, having too much water in your body is usually the main problem. The excess water dilutes the sodium levels. Much less frequently, hyponatremia is due to significant sodium loss from your body. Too much water in your body causes your blood to become watered down. A good example is people who run in long races or run on hot days. They lose both salt and water in their sweat and often replace these losses with mostly water. This combination can be deadly because it dilutes the remaining sodium in the body." [/QUOTE]
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