Is there any effect if you drink too much?
444437
Yes you can drink to much and drown your brain, destroy your kidneys [overwork] and ultimately flush out all the nutrients from your body that you effectual require to be a healthy person. Cut down gradually not in one go as I had funny things happen to me as I wasn't told to cut down gradually.
536381
Yes there is a limit. You are drinking way too much if you are diabetic. Think about cutting back.
1128352
Yeah, I think it's the Yellow 5 dye that they put in the soda that causes problems... But you have to drink a LOT for it to be a problem!  Then again, I know some guys who drink 6 a day :p
1131400
These people are NUTS.  There is no amount that you "should" be drinking.  The "8 glasses a day" and "half your weight" theories have NO basis in science.  It's all just myth and folklore.  Drink when you're thirsty.  No benefit to over-drinking.
195253
It will make you tired.  If you drink too much, you'll get nauseated.  If you are taking the dramamine for the waters in the Cayman, you probably won't need it.  The waters are very calm there.
219867
Yes.  A little drink is perfectly harmless (unless it's during a red tide or it's polluted).\n\nIt's only a serious problem when you are unable to drink anything else (like in a liferaft without fresh water).  The high salt content wouldn't quench your thirst for long and would just increase the salt in your body (further dehydrating you) and make you sick.
752360
Yah, I drink probably 8-10 glasses a day. At one time I drank a lot more, but my doctor told me to stop it. I guess too much water can be harmful.
481680
It has been know to yes, any excessive amount of drugs can. It is highly unlikely, but my girlfriend got afew from caffeine. They were dormate, and did not do any damage, and actually wound up going away as she weened herself off of caffeine.
540869
Yes, water helps a lot. Here's why . . .\n\nalcohol causes you to dehydrate. When you start drinking, you notice you have to urinate a lot. That is your body reacting to the alcohol: it is so toxic to your body that your body sacrifices its water stores to get rid of it.\n\nThis results in dehydration, which in turn causes a hangover.\n\nSo, when you want to drink, then yes, drink plenty of water. You won't get as drunk and you won't be as hungover the next day.\n\nI guess that regulating the amount you drink is the best answer, but that asides, hydrate yourself.
567251
It should not have any affect of the outcome.\n\nSperm damage from Alcohol takes a lot of alcohol over a long time.
1166487
Sounds like you should find something else to drink...seriously.  Any reaction could get worse.
838144
if you "drink too much cola", with caffeine, you could be moderately dehydrated. That, plus eating poorly and the tiredness from caring for a new baby (by the way, congratulations!) ---to me, it adds up to a kidney infection.  Please get it checked out.
391474
no....but you shouldn't drink more .almost after20 minuets drink water slowly then 20 minutes later drink again..and so on
124554
Yes. \n\nIf you drink too much of it. You can also die if you drink too much water, orange juice or Pepsi. An excess of anything unbalances the body and can be fatal.\n\nThere is nothing special about gin, it is a spirit like others.  A glass or two isn't going to harm you.
1123024
It depends on your body weight and how much you usually drink.
1150064
If you drink more than 10 cups of water a day it can wash out your electrolites, which you need to stay healthy! It can also wash out important minerals and vitamins like Potassium that are water-soluble. So try to stick to 8 or 9 cups of water a day. If you tend to drink it too fast, use smaller cups, or put the cup down between every sip. It will help you regulate how much and how fast you drink it.\n\nPS: Water CAN hurt you if you drink TOO much of it, just so you know, because I noticed a couple other people said it's good no matter how much you drink. No offense or anything :-)
854956
Yep, too much alcohol consumption will pickle your liver, cause cirrhosis and in turn cause jaundice. You do have to be a very heavy drinker for a fairly long period of time for this to happen, unless your liver is already compromised and unhealthy.