Method WATER INTOXICATION - VIABLE METHOD?

[Unattainable666]

Been thinking about the woman in Indiana (I thing that's where she was from) who drank four bottles of water in 20 minutes and died. With my luck the only thing that would happen to me is I would be in the bathroom all night, but it's worth doing some research on. If I find anything of value I'll post here.

 

[Forever Sleep]

There was a really tragic case where a woman died after taking part in a water drinking competition on the radio. Not sure if you're refering to that?

I doubt it was peaceful though. Poor lady. It was really irresponsible of the radio programme to not find out whether doing it might cause harm. Here's an article on it:

Woman dies after water-drinking contest

A woman who competed in a radio station’s contest to see how much water she could drink without going to the bathroom died of water intoxication, the coroner’s office said Saturday.

www.nbcnews.com

 

[Unattainable666]

There was a really tragic case where a woman died after taking part in a water drinking competition on the radio. Not sure if you're refering to that?

I doubt it was peaceful though. Poor lady. It was really irresponsible of the radio programme to not find out whether doing it might cause harm. Here's an article on it:

Woman dies after water-drinking contest

A woman who competed in a radio station’s contest to see how much water she could drink without going to the bathroom died of water intoxication, the coroner’s office said Saturday.

www.nbcnews.com

No this one was over july 4th where she felt dehydrated and started drinking a bunch of water and died when she got home. I hadn't heard of the above. You're right I smell a lawsuit on this one.

 

[Forever Sleep]

No this one was over july 4th where she felt dehydrated and started drinking a bunch of water and died when she got home. I hadn't heard of the above. You're right I smell a lawsuit on this one.

It was especially sad because I think she was trying to win a computer console for her kids. But yeah- maybe it isn't immediately obvious that an excess of water could kill but- we're biological machines after all. We're not designed to be able to cope with an excess of anything.

 

[Holu]

It was especially sad because I think she was trying to win a computer console for her kids. But yeah- maybe it isn't immediately obvious that an excess of water could kill but- we're biological machines after all. We're not designed to be able to cope with an excess of anything.

Jesus Christ I remember this shit. I can't imagine how devastated the kids were.

 

[Forever Sleep]

Jesus Christ I remember this shit. I can't imagine how devastated the kids were.

Yeah- definitely. It's just so tragic because it's not like anyone went out their way to make it happen. The radio people must have felt awful too. I can't say I'm a big fan of 'health and safety' but sometimes you have to think maybe it is a good thing. Extreme competitions like that really ought to be run past medical professionals to see if there are health risks.

 

[Holu]

Yeah- definitely. It's just so tragic because it's not like anyone went out their way to make it happen. The radio people must have felt awful too. I can't say I'm a big fan of 'health and safety' but sometimes you have to think maybe it is a good thing. Extreme competitions like that really ought to be run past medical professionals to see if there are health risks.

Nah the radio people, despite not intending to, can suck a dick. They failed that lady, and the challenge was stupid anyways. Should've picked something else ngl.

 

[pthnrdnojvsc]

If u search the Internet You can find other examples of people that died drinking too much water .

And It doesn't seem like it's that much water imo . 2 liters in 20 minutes isn't that much imo .

Also read 6 liters in 3 hours

I guess taking metoclopramide would help with vomiting also.

Let's see the prolifers try to ban water

 

[fwompie]

It's a common side effect of some drugs to get extremely thirsty. What ive heard is also 6 liters within 2-3 hours. Chugging that much in one go may make your stomach rupture instead I think, I'd imagine that's a bit more painful.

 

[Holu]

If u search the Internet You can find other examples of people that died drinking too much water .

And It doesn't seem like it's that much water imo . 2 liters in 20 minutes isn't that much imo .

Also read 6 liters in 3 hours

I guess taking metoclopramide would help with vomiting also.

Let's see the prolifers try to ban water

Water ban would be crazy lmao. Imagine only getting a certain amount of water every 3 hours xD.

It's a common side effect of some drugs to get extremely thirsty. What ive heard is also 6 liters within 2-3 hours. Chugging that much in one go may make your stomach rupture instead I think, I'd imagine that's a bit more painful.

Stomach or kidney. Whatever ruptures or collapses I can't imagine to be painless. Wouldn't be my choice route.

 

[nessun_nome]

Been thinking about the woman in Indiana (I thing that's where she was from) who drank four bottles of water in 20 minutes and died. With my luck the only thing that would happen to me is I would be in the bathroom all night, but it's worth doing some research on. If I find anything of value I'll post here.

I think it would be extraordinarily difficult and unlikely to park.

I'm guessing that those that died like this had other underlying conditions.

 

[Meditation guide]

I read about this. The cells of the body swell up from the overload of water and the brain cells expand and since they are enclosed in the skull the brain swells and presses on the skull causing a headache. Then she passed out.

I'm personally not able to do this probably, drink so much water so fast.