Eat too much of it and it kills...
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What do you know of that excessive consumption cause severe health problems?
I know too much sugar cause diabetes.
Too much salt cause kidney problems.
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too much alcohol causes... happiness?
just kidding
you'll get a rock-hard sofa-sized liver -
too much of anything is bad.
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mutagens
carcinogenic compounds/substances
hmm what about too much vinegar? anyone tried? -
Too much of nothing will also kill you.
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Even water intake requires moderation: recent media reports have focussed on people who have drunk too much water, which can overwhelm the kidneys and lead to swelling of the brain. Water intoxication can cause symptoms of headache, dizziness, nausea, confusion and, in extreme cases, can lead to coma and death, although this is rare. Certain drugs, including illegal ones such as ecstasy, can trigger drinking excessive amounts of water. It can also be caused by health conditions that affect water balance, such as kidney failure, liver cirrhosis, and uncontrolled diabetes. Drinking excessive amounts of water can also have a psychological cause when it is known as psychogenic polydipsia.
Most people will come to no harm if they stick to drinking two to three litres of fluid per day.
http://www.ivillage.co.uk/health/hlive/eat/articles/0,,181168_588681-2,00.html
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to add on, i remember readin somewhere that drinkin too much of water will result in blood dilution, n someone died from that...Originally posted by InnoHippo:Even water intake requires moderation: recent media reports have focussed on people who have drunk too much water, which can overwhelm the kidneys and lead to swelling of the brain. Water intoxication can cause symptoms of headache, dizziness, nausea, confusion and, in extreme cases, can lead to coma and death, although this is rare. Certain drugs, including illegal ones such as ecstasy, can trigger drinking excessive amounts of water. It can also be caused by health conditions that affect water balance, such as kidney failure, liver cirrhosis, and uncontrolled diabetes. Drinking excessive amounts of water can also have a psychological cause when it is known as psychogenic polydipsia.
Most people will come to no harm if they stick to drinking two to three litres of fluid per day.
http://www.ivillage.co.uk/health/hlive/eat/articles/0,,181168_588681-2,00.html
too much of vinegar will increase the acidity of the stomach acid n cause stomach ulcers, n later stomach cancer?
nt sure..