what happen when you have ice water or any ice drink while eating?
155920
Uh, the ice melts.\n\nWhen all the ice melts, you'll find that the water level of your beverage has gone down a little.  This is because water expands when frozen, which is the opposite of pretty much everything else.
774033
Two popular theories atm...\n\nFirstly, Researchers have discovered that high blood glucose levels, similar to those after eating a big meal, can switch off the brain cells that normally keep us awake and alert. \n\nAlso, when you eat, lots of blood travels to the intestinal area to carry nutrients around the body. This is known as shunting. When this occurs, your brain is getting less oxygen. \n\nThe first theory is the more credible, with the second theory being the best applied to why you feel cold after eating (less blood to extremities).
393191
You may want to hydrate yourself before going in. Sweating looses a lot of water. If you get in without drink some, you could pass out before you realize you are sick. Drink at least 8 oz but probably more. Take time to relax, like 15-30 minutes, while you drink and make sure the water is not very cold. The more tepid the water is the easier it will digest without making you feel like a water balloon.
1043814
Never eat or swallow dry ice! Again, the temperature of dry ice is very, very cold. If you swallow dry ice, seek medical help immediately. \nhttp://www.wrh.noaa.gov/vef/kids/dryice.php\nhttp://www.dryiceinfo.com/safe.htm\nhttp://www.howstuffworks.com/question264.htm
813299
You probably have a small blockage in your saliva glands (much like a kidney stone). When you eat, saliva production increases, and the blockage creates pain in the glands.
324694
after eating the blood supply to the intestines (splancnic blood supply) is increased.  in conjunction to this the autonomic nerve supply concerned with digestion (sympathetic) is geared up.  the result of this is a slight drop in blood pressure,  and basically the body gears up for digesting the food, so an increased tendancy to relax and rest to alow the body to most efficiently deal with the meal
617420
You'll only lose water, so there will be an initial drastic loss, but once you drink water, your body will absorb it again and the weight will come back.  If you don't replenish the fluids, you risk damaging your liver and kidneys along with a constant thirst.  It's not a healthy or lasting diet alternative.
428219
I know most of those moments are random, but try drinking ice water when a situation comes up.  The cold water constricts your blood vessels keeping them from coming to the surface of your skin.
377191
Chewing gum is not an alternative to eating. chewing gum triggers the body to produce digestive enzymes which with no food in the stomach can cause ulcers.Secondly alot of people confuse thirst with hunger pangs, so try drinking an eight oz. glass of water if it has only been 1-2 hours since your last full meal.
1114670
No basis for this one other than after you eat, your body typically shunts blood to the digestive tract and away from the brain and skeletal muscle.  With physical activity this shunting would be over ridden, POSSIBLY, MAYBE precipitating a cramp.  I have never heard of it actually playing a role in any water accident.
312006
its when you food is diagested and the way it goes in your body.
131855
Its probably false but Ive been told if you swim immediately after eating you can get cramps caused from blood leaving the body parts in motion and going to the stomach to digest causing cramps in the body parts in motion
1105001
I know you want to avoid icy cold drinks when its hot, because your body may reject them.  Especially if you are working out or dehydrated, its better to drink room temperature or only slightly cool water.  But hot drinks dont sound that good for you either.
676217
It doesnt make a difference what a drink was before it is consumed. A drink is referred to as being hot or cold when its served to you. Thus you are literally drinking a cold or hot drink.
22699
Yes, but not a significant amount.  When you drink ice cold water, your body uses energy and burns calories to bring the water up to your normal body temperature.  Check out the source link for more detail into exactly how this works.
152417
It happens to me and some friends. And it doesn't help if that period is right after lunch. I find that drinking cold water (not soda) and taking a walking break outdoors do me a lot of good. It's even better to have a "sleepy partner" to take the walk with you so you guys can talk and laugh.
239590
Because you're eating, drinking, talking too quickly and you've swallowed air.  You can also get them by eating or drinking something with excess air, like a carbonated beverage.