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you'd have to drink so much water to get symptoms of hyponatremia you practically have to set out to make it happen. most people puke before it gets too bad. if
by toiletaccount 5y ago
you'd have to drink so much water to get symptoms of hyponatremia you practically have to set out to make it happen. most people puke before it gets too bad. if you do get it and your wits are still about you, suck on a bouillon cube, or eat a tablespoon of gatorade powder.
anyway i prefer boss coffee. the boss of all bosses. or bickle.
- NathanielK 5y agoIt's fairly common in athletes. 13% of the marathon runners tested [0] had hyponatremia. This was at the Boston Marathon, a fairly exclusive race with experienced runners. [0] https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa043901 https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa043901
- alisonkisk 5y agoRunning a marathon (or any endurance evening) is an extreme activity that is in the category of "make it happen". It burns double or more the calories of any pro sport.
- cafard 5y agoRunners with slower times, over 4 hours, seemed to be more likely to suffer. The announced qualifying times for the 2022 Boston Marathon include 3:55 for women 50 to 54 and 3:50 for men 60 to 64.
- aYsY4dDQ2NrcNzA 5y agoThe Tommy Lee Jones coffee.
- cafard 5y agoA DC cop died of hyponatremia some years ago. I remember being amazed at the amount of water he had drunk. [edit: changed "killed himself with" to "died of"; the man wasn't suicidal]