Excessive water intake can dilute electrolytes in the body, affecting nerve function and potentially causing vision disturbances, like double vision.
Inadequate electrolyte balance due to over-hydration may lead to muscle weakness, as electrolytes are essential for proper muscle function.
Fluctuating water levels can impact the respiratory muscles, causing difficulties in breathing and the effect can be long-term.
Overconsumption of water can dilute the concentration of sodium in the blood, potentially leading to increased blood pressure, which is essential for various physiological functions.
The body may respond to excessive water intake by inducing vomiting as a protective mechanism to prevent further water overload.
Water dysfunction, particularly a decrease in sodium levels (hyponatremia), can affect brain function, leading to confusion and disorientation.
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