Woman who drank 4 liters of water in 2 hours died
Jacqueline Henson, 40, from England, died when she misapplied the LighterLife company’s diet plan, which promised to lose 25 kilos. Henson, who exaggerated the diet that required 4 liters of water every day, lost consciousness after drinking 4 liters of water in less than two hours. He died the next day.
Mr. Henson said that his wife, who came home at 17.00, drank 2 bottles of water in a short time, went to the bathroom after about 6 hours, and when they ran over to her daughter’s screams, they saw her lying on the floor without breathing.
The bitter wife blamed the company, saying that LighterLife had wrongly advised its customers to drink more water than they could consume.
Company officials, on the other hand, defended themselves by explaining that their diet depends on consuming 4 liters of water throughout the day. The diet in question is a program for losing 25 pounds in 12 weeks.
Ministry of Health officials reported that Jacqueline Henson died by accident after investigating the company. According to the autopsy report, Mrs. Henson had cerebral palsy. Roger Whittake from the Ministry of Health warned that consuming 4 liters of water in a short time will lead to fatal results and emphasized that water should be drunk in small amounts and frequently.
