How does hydration affect physical performance?

Feb 4, 2005 ... Cops: Calif. Student Dies From 'Water Intoxication' At Fraternity. ... A California State University student died of "water intoxication ... Aug 14, 2023 ... Ashley Summers was dehydrated and drank four bottles of water in about 20 minutes. It caused brain swelling and she died later that week, her brother says. Water is considered one of the least toxic chemical compounds, with an LD50 exceeding 90,000 mg/kg (90 g/kg) body weight in rats; drinking six liters in three ... Mar 12, 2020 ... Background. Acute water intoxication after hysteroscopy is a rare, life-threatening condition, often accompanied with delayed diagnosis owing to ... Treatment Options. The primary goal with treating acute water intoxication is to raise the plasma sodium concentration; typically, this is done no faster than ... Accidental water intoxication has been described as a result of excessive water intake after an episode of gastroenteritis, and an iatrogenic case has occurred ... Too much water dilutes a baby's normal sodium levels and can lead to seizures, coma, brain damage and death. Jun 21, 2007 ... ... water intoxication. There are many other tragic examples of death by water. In 2005 a fraternity hazing at California State University ... May 31, 2018 ... WHAT IS WATER TOXICITY? Water toxicity, or water intoxication, can result in life threatening hyponatremia (excessive low sodium levels). WHAT ... Jun 16, 2007 ... The disorder occurs when endurance exercisers drink more fluid—water or sports drinks—than their kidneys can excrete. Excess water can ...