Today's Sentence
Video not in English?And if you keep drinking, that excess water will eventually reach the cells in your brain.
Original Video:Why Babies Can't Drink Water
Key Vocabulary
1. excess
excess
[ɪkˋsɛs](n.)
2. eventually
eventually
[ɪˋvɛntʃʊəlɪ](adv.)
3. cell
cell
[sɛl](n.)

thought Whatever u5 years ago
NoniLee5 years ago
309-06胡祐寧5 years ago
Sophia Zhang5 years ago
Leong Yew Meng5 years ago
Hyponatremia is common in marathon runners who drink too much too fast during a race without also providing enough sodium to balance out their blood.
And if you keep drinking, that excess water will eventually reach the cells in your brain.
By this point, you have a dangerous case of water intoxication, which affects roughly 200,000 Americans each year.
It occurs when your brain cells swell, which builds up pressure inside your skull that can lead to seizures, brain damage, and, in severe cases, death.
But don't worry, dying from water intoxication is extremely hard for a fully-grown human.
Jasmine5 years ago
Henry5 years ago
Margarita Revuelta5 years ago
And if you keep drinking, that excess water will eventually reach the cells in your brain.
Tran.quoc.Dam.06065 years ago
And if you keep drinking, that excess water will eventually reach the cells in your brain.
Hải Yến5 years ago