Drinking Water

Smart water, nestle,dasiani,or Poland springs

All mammals (inc birds) require water to survive. Penguins are no exception and will take what water they can find. Penguins are quite unique, however, as they can drink salt water whilst at sea - using special glands around their eye sockets to extract the salt from their blood and is then excreted from the nose/nasal passage as a liquidy form. So if you see a penguin with a runny nose, it isn't cold, it's just removing excess salt :) yes

No the water will evaporate and you will Burn.

1 pint of water

Yes, yes it is.

If you mean a water only diet, then you would lose a lot of weight but it's likely to cause serious medical problems along the way. Don't try this or any other extreme diets without the recommendation of a doctor.

The is nothing you can eat, drink or do that will lose "belly fat" (there's no such thing). As for cleaning the whole cleaning industry is a sham. Your liver already"cleanses" your body of toxins. A frequent story of pounds of undigested food hanging out in your body for years is a fiction, so enemas are out too.

Alcohol is poisonous. Slugs, being small, are more affected, so beer will kill them.

Alcohol is a poison to humans, too, and if you drink too much, it will kill you, too. Beer in moderate doses is OK, but too much is bad.

because salt water contains high levels of salt, which acts to dehydrate your cells in your body, therefore consuming it actually gives you less water, as opposed to fresh water with no salt in it.

some woman does it, thats why they become too fat after marriage, it can also solve the problem o infertility,if a woman drinks it then it is accepted by the body and doing sex ,the sperm is accepted in the body and pregnancy occurs.this is a medical truth.

The permanent hardness of water is caused by dissolved doubly or triply charged metal cations, which must be removed to remove the permanent hardness. Distillation is a traditional method for removing these and all other ions, but a more economical solution under most circumstances is contacting the water with an ion exchange medium that can replace the doubly or triply charged cations with singly charged cations such as those of sodium and/or potassium. The reason this works is that most doubly or triply charged cations form precipitates with the anionic portion of soaps or anionic detergents, but singly charged cations form more soluble salts that do not precipitate.

No, Drinking water does not get methadone out of your system, in fact. drinking excessive water doesn't really clean your system at all, but dilutes it. Making it possible to pass a drug test, however the drug is still in your system but your sample is watered down to avoid a positive test.

you can't because there will be harmful bacteria in there even if you close it

yes jay

Water has a combination of many things in it, even when it reaches your home. According to a report sponsored by Ralph Nader, at least 2,110 different components have been found in drinking water supplies. Contaminants such as lead, asbestos, and trihalomethanes, could still be in your water supply after the water leaves the treatment plant. Things like nitrates, nitrites, calcium, magnesium, sodium, potassium, chlorine, fluoride, lithium, and sulphates are just some of the other inorganic (don't contain carbon) elements of our drinking water.

you could boil it and then let it cool and drink it.

You can drink it, but it's not good for you. If there is a high salinity in the water it will actually draw the water out of your body to dilute the amount in your stomach. This will result in dehydration and all it's the effects, which can be potentially fatal. Fresh water contains less than 0.5 grams of salt per litre. Salt sea water has more than 50 grams of salt per litre.

There is no proof that drinking tap water makes you bald. It's genetics. Some women going through menopause can lose hair near the crown to their forehead. Men often have "male pattern baldness." Take a look at your family and you'll know what I mean by genetics. Drinking tap water may cause hair loss for people who suffer from zinc deficiency. Tap water may contain excess copper, from copper pipes, which prevents absorption of zinc by the small intestine. This causes deficiency of zinc, which in turn causes hair loss. People who are in vegetarian diet may face this problem more than those who eat red meat, because zinc availability from plant sources are less. A zinc supplement taken regularly could avoid this problem.

NO NO NO NO NO NO....USE COMMON SENSE PLEASE.................CHECK WITH A MEDICAL DOCTOR THAT WORKS WITH BI-POLAR......BUT FROM PERSONAL FAMILY EXPERINCE...PLEASE DO NOT DRINK WITH BI-POLAR OR WITH ANY OF THE MEDICATIONS

I highly doubt that it can cause kidney pain. I'm not a doctor, but am in the medical field. To the best of my knowledge, you could experience some nausea (due to the temperature difference of your body and the water) or brain freeze if you drink it too fast. As you drink water, your body warms it up while going to the rest of your body. Blood runs through your kidneys to get filtered not the water itself. The ending results (or the expelled substance) is excess water or water that could not be reabsorbed along with other mumbo jumbo. But, I guess you could say that you can get hypothermia if you submerge your WHOLE body in water of almost freezing temperatures, which could result in acute renal failure.

There many benefits to drinking rice water such as providing energy from the high concentration of carbohydrates. Another benefit is that the rice water has 8 essential amino acids to help regenerate tissue and muscles in the body.

I'd get checked for diabetes.....unless you're drinikng too much water! A glass every waking hour comes to 16 glasses a day, possbly too much unless you live in a hot place where you perspire a lot during the day.

Some eye drops contain only sterile saline solution, which is not harmful if ingested. However, other eye drops can be hazardous if they are consumed. Ingesting eye drops that contain tetrahydrozoline can potentially be fatal, particularly to small children. "The active ingredient in Visine eye drops is Tetrahydrozoline HCl 0.05%. Swallowing this substance can result in a number of nasty effects, including: Lowering body temperature to dangerous levels Making breathing difficult, or even halting it entirely Blurring vision Causing nausea and vomiting Elevating and then dropping blood pressure Causing seizures or tremors Sending the ingester into a coma Pfizer's cautions to users of Visine include, 'If swallowed, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away.' In view of the above list, that advice should not be taken lightly." Snopes Urban Legends Reference Pages http://www.snopes.com/toxins/visine.asp "A grocery chain has settled a lawsuit filed by a regular customer who said he was served a wheatgrass smoothie spiked with eye medication as a prank. Rudy Trabanino accused an employee of Whole Foods Market, an Austin-based seller of natural foods, of using a bottle of Visine to spike the smoothie. Trabanino said he became violently ill and was hospitalized for several days with acute pain and a variety of serious medical problems... William Brown, an attorney who represented Trabanino, said the poisoning could have been fatal for his client, who still suffers from headaches and other maladies." Texas News: Lawsuit over spiked smoothie settled http://www.texnews.com/texas97/spike092097.html "Visine eye drops with tetrahydrozoline is a commonly used medicine that does not have a child-resistant cap and can be deadly to small children if swallowed." Cleveland Clinic: Household Chemicals http://www.clevelandclinic.org/health/health-info/docs/3300/3352.asp?index=11396&src=news "The estimated fatal dose of tetrahydrozoline for children up to 2 years of age is 5 mg intranasally (Handbook of Poisoning, 12th Edition, 1987)... Each one fluid ounce bottle of Visine Eye Drops contains approximately 15 mg of tetrahydrozoline HCl." Grand Rapids Community College: Material Safety Data Sheet http://web.grcc.cc.mi.us/Pr/msds/fordfieldhouse/NATUROPATHIC%20LABORATORIES%20INTL%20-%20Nature's%20Chemist%20Pain%20Relief%20Ointment.pdf Ingredients found in prescription eye drops can also be dangerous if ingested. Eyedrops containing cyclopentolate have been implicated in several deaths in Mexico: "Half a dozen Mexico City prostitutes have been arrested for using eye drops containing a sleep-inducing drug to knock out and rob their clients, leaving at least five men dead, it has been reported. One district in the centre of the Mexican capital has recorded 17 cases this year of men being drugged with cyclopentolate - a muscle relaxant used in eye examinations to dilate the pupil and blur vision - and then robbed... Mixing eye drops - which are not meant to be swallowed - with alcohol can create a fatal mixture for someone with heart problems, medical experts say." Sydney Morning Herald: Robbed blind with eye drops http://www.smh.com.au/news/world/robbed-blind-with-eye-drops/2005/10/04/1128191719604.html

Yes. In small amounts only.

This product is bottled the same way it has been from the beginning. The water does have a trace amount of Uranium in it (yes the radioactive element) so you should limit your consumption of it. It is however very tasty.