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    Discussion in 'Diet & Nutrition' started by jailynn24hb, May 21, 2012.

    1. jailynn24hb

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      Drinking too much water is dangerous!?

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      Drinking too much water is dangerous!?

      it prob will be dangerous why do you need to drink 6 litres of water a day anyway? 3-4 max for me
       
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      Drinking too much water is dangerous!?

      i have never drank more than i need, the body has a wonderful mechanism of requesting more fluid intake, they call it thirst.

      not thirsty? i dont drink. never done me no harm.

      5l a day is daft IMO and many may disagree with me here, water is vital granted, but the body is designed in such a way that it will let you know what it wants...for this reason ive never forced fluids down. (bar the odd night out lol)

      if your thirsty for 5l a day then thats fine.....

      my view on the subject.
       
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      Drinking too much water is dangerous!?

      Well i do it to ensure i stay fully hydrated and also believed that it helps with fat loss as it make you feel full when you drink a lot and also the calories expended to process the water etc

      Was also drinking more to reduce water retention between skin and muscle as they say that drinking lots of water is the best diuretic.
       
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      Drinking too much water is dangerous!?

      I usually get through 2-3 litres in the gym.....

      but I sweat like nobody else. My pee is rarely clear.
       
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      Drinking too much water is dangerous!?

      I only drink 2 - 3 litres a day my self, im too busy at work to be piddeling all day so i dont get near the 4 mark
       
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      Drinking too much water is dangerous!?

      I do not really feel like i am forcing it down to be honest i just like drinking a lot!

       
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      Drinking too much water is dangerous!?

      Drink if you're thirsty if you feel sick from drinking too much water stop. Its not rocket science. Its quite well known you can over dose on water if you go to the point of insanity. You can drink 12 litres a day but you would have to be in the Sahara shifting some massive loads and expelling a LOT of energy. In a dull climate like ours with minimum physical excersions 2-3 litres is ample. Its all relative to enviroment and what your body is doing.
       
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      Drinking too much water is dangerous!?

      I get through about 3-4L a day, **** is usually fairly clear, very light yellow, that's what I go off.

      If your urine is a dark yellow, then drink more.

      Most things are 'dangerous' in excess.
       

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