Yes. It is possible to drink too much water, or other fluids causing your cells to "drown". This can be lethal, as seen when a radio station offered a contest asking people to drink as much water as possible in a short period of time without urinating. A woman died. It should be noted that urinating will not necessarily prevent death in such cases.
well it depends on what type of fluid it is...
depends on how much you drink
βIt can get bad too much caffeine
Drinking a whole lot of water, and intravenous fluids. Although, drinking a whole lot of water sounds like a bad idea, it's not. However, if one is already in the throes of dehydration, intravenous fluids are a better option. See a doctor in that case.
Alcohol actually dehydrates you, thus the point of replenishing the fluid that you need would be lost.
An IV is the process of injecting fluids directly into the veins of your body to provide you with fluid. It has nothing to do with drinking fluids, although one reason to get an IV would be if you are unable to drink or swallow.
Well, if drinking too much apple juice seems to be bad then I think grape juice is too, but only if its not made entirely of grape.
What they consumed before the match, how much of what fluids they're drinking and how much sleep they got the night before.
check with your doctor first before increasing fluids to determine how much water to drink.
Perhaps drinking lots of coffee can do the trick, but drinking too much can be very bad and addicting.
Not at all. Drink as much as you can
Drinking fluids keeps the blood liquid and moving, discouraging clot formation. Travelers should drink something every hour.