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in case of Cardiac Heart Failure patients, chances of pedal edema are very high,so already there is a higher water volume in the body as compared to normal people.
If large quantity of water is consumed,leads to higher blood volume and exertin pressure on the blood vessels increases Blood Pressure that results in increased functioning of cardiac muscles.(not to get confused as more water intake will lead to frequent and more urination,because its only 50%of water i.e. converted in urine,rest of the water is absorbed in blood)
Also in case of physically active people,water intake is not that problamatic,because there some amount of water gets excreted as sweat so the Water Input=Water Output
and there is no added cardiac load
Regards,
Manjary Upadhyay,
Business Training Manager,
True Care Business,
Piramal Health Care,
Delhi
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