Do you know these side effects are caused by consuming too much coconut water?

Last Update: September 07, 2022, 19:36 IST

According to the women’s lifestyle and wellness website Stylecrase, coconut water is rich in potassium.

Coconut water can cause a variety of problems, including low blood sugar and electrolyte imbalances.

Don’t we all love to drink some cool coconut water in summers? You must know about the long list of benefits of coconut water. Due to its many health benefits, coconut water is touted as one of the best hydrating drinks. Consumption of coconut water is encouraged to stay healthy and hydrated as it is rich in electrolytes, minerals as well as vitamins. It is also helpful in achieving healthy skin. However, do you know that excessive consumption of coconut water has some negative consequences as well.

Coconut water can cause a variety of problems, including low blood sugar and electrolyte imbalances. It can also lead to several stomach and digestive disorders, such as bloating and abdominal pain, among other issues.

Here’s a look at the side effects of drinking too much coconut water:

1. electrolyte imbalance According to women’s lifestyle and wellness website Stylecrase, coconut water is rich in potassium. Therefore, it is useful to the body to some extent. However, consuming too much of it can cause major complications in one’s body, such as hyperkalemia. Hyperkalemia can cause persistent fatigue, weakness and dizziness in the person.

2. high blood sugar level Although coconut water is not included in the sweetened drink, it does contain a significant amount of carbohydrates and calories. This can be problematic for people who suffer from high blood sugar levels. As a result, it should be consumed with caution.

3. low blood pressure problem Consuming coconut water can further aggravate the condition of low blood pressure. Therefore, people who have blood pressure problems should consult their doctor before consuming coconut water.

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