Overhydration: The Hidden Danger of Excess Water!

Overhydration: Drinking too much water at once can upset your body’s balance. It may dilute essential minerals and strain your kidneys.

1. Drinking too much water at once can overload your body. It may dilute important salts and minerals in your blood. — **1.. Your kidneys can handle only limited water per hour. Excess water may cause imbalance and strain them.**

2. Your kidneys can handle only limited water per hour. Excess water may cause imbalance and strain them. — **2. Overhydration can lead to a condition called hyponatremia. It lowers sodium levels, making you feel weak or dizzy.**

3. Overhydration can lead to a condition called hyponatremia. It lowers sodium levels, making you feel weak or dizzy. — **3. Too much water too quickly can cause bloating or nausea. Your stomach feels tight, and digestion slows down.**

4. Too much water too quickly can cause bloating or nausea. Your stomach feels tight, and digestion slows down. — **4. In rare cases, extreme overhydration can affect the brain. It may lead to confusion, headache, or even fainting.**

5. In rare cases, extreme overhydration can affect the brain. It may lead to confusion, headache, or even fainting. — **5.. Your kidneys can handle only limited water per hour. Excess water may cause imbalance and strain them.**

Disclaimer: This article is for educational purposes only and not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult a healthcare provider for personalized care and guidance.

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