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Will drinking a lot of water help you pass a drug test?
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Danger: Likely not (drs expect people to try this, and can detect/confirm this maneuver easily), but also water intoxication exists; seizures, coma and death are possible if drinking excessive water (causes hyponatremia and other imbalances). The best way to pass a drug test is to stay clean. Call na/aa hotlines, or 1855detox-00 if you need help with drug problems. Good luck !
Answered 11/10/2014
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