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Can drinking too much water make ur mouth salivate alot? i drank two 50.7 oz water bottles today and i feel like i'm making too much saliva
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No: No your body has a way of regulating the amount of saliva. The amount of water that you drink has little effect. You will just go to the bathroom more, .
Answered 9/28/2016
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Saliva is good!: Drinking a lot of water is great! it's great for your body and saliva is essential to keep your mouth clean and healthy. You can't have too much saliva.
Answered 3/31/2013
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