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I accidentally drank over a liter of water for breakfast. i ate too much salt yesterday and was bloated. can i die and how to i fix the situation. ?
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I don't think so.: Extra salt yesterday may have made you thirsty. One liter of water will not kill you . All the extra fluid will come out as Urination. Everything in moderation is the best practice.
Answered 7/30/2014
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