10June,2024
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Drinking ice-cold water can shock your system and constrict blood vessels and affect digestion, potentially leading to discomfort.
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Cold water can disrupt the digestion process by causing the blood vessels around the stomach to shrink, which can slow down digestion.
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Consuming very cold water can cause a sudden drop in your body's core temperature which can lead to hypothermia.
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Drinking ice-cold water might irritate your throat, especially if you're already experiencing throat pain or inflammation. It can exacerbate sore throat or tonsillitis.
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Drinking very cold water may temporarily mask thirst without adequately addressing dehydration.
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Cold water can trigger tooth sensitivity or discomfort, especially if you have existing dental issues like cavities or exposed nerves.
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Some individuals are sensitive to cold temperatures, and drinking ice-cold water may trigger headaches or migraines in these individuals.
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