does salt water make you vomit?
599166
Yes, it does. You take a glass of warm water and add sufficient salt, then drink and vomit.\nI will not advice this daily. I think you are a cough patient. If so you should use Neem (a tree seen all over india) Leaves.If you are a cough patient it will work as medicine also and reduce your cough.\nIf you are a patient of excessive bile, salt will increase it. Salt will increase hypertension and body pains if present.
781058
Gargle warm salt water...........
726777
Throwing up, burning...dehydration... blood in your vomit, even diarrhea.\n\nUlcers are caused 95% of the time by bacteria.  $70 worth of antibiotics will cure the problem in days.  Go see a doctor.  He will need to reach into your stomach to obtain a sample to verify the bacteria strain.  They give you something so you won't gag.\n\nOther problems could be just food not agreeing with you.  Do you have a well balance diet?  Too much caffeine?  \n\nWhat ever you do, drink as much water as possilbe.  If you can't hold this down... you need medical attention right away.  Nobody should be rejecting water.  Go now.\n\nYou still here?  Go.  You don't want to complicate this with dehydration.
234198
salt helps maintain water in the body
942629
mmm it could be your body needs it since you don't like the taste of salt. cheers
790159
It'd be weird if stress didn't cause that. So yeah, my answer is yes, I believe stress can cause you to throw up.
154399
salt water to taste (believe me...even though it sounds weird) or if you like, V8 juice.  \n\nSalt is great for easing nausea.
546808
Saltwater tastes nasty... kinda ermmmm... saltyish. It's also lethal to some aquatic life whilst essential to others.\n\nAlso drinking salwater will dehydrate you whist fresh water hydrates you.
1089610
Yes it does, that is why when you eat alot of sodium you hold alot of water and why more. The salt holds the water because it absorbs it and stays in your system. Also if you eat alot of salt you can get high blood pressure. Just think of a mummy when they put salt on them they don't stink are shriverl up so that is exactly what salt does in your body.
1036997
i have never heard of that...you really want salt water in your pool? if it were me, i wouldnt choose that because i hate swallowing salt-water, and then your pool may be harder to take care of\nbest of luck!
609639
seafood is salty... salt dehydrates you, therefore you get thirsty
519842
Of course it's ok. If I eat before an intense workout, it makes me want to throw up. You're not supposed to eat before you swim anyway.
779295
Yes you could be allergic to chlorine. I dont see what salty foods have to do with that, salt is not chlorine. I am also allergic to chlorine. You can take antiheistamines before swimming. I usually react to drinking water if I drink a large amount of it though, so it may only be a very mild allergy. Go to your doctor and be tested for a chlorine allergy... it would probably affect your entire body, not just behind your knees. You could be allergic to something else in the water also, so try antiheistamines and see if they stop it.
336176
As long as you eat and drink normally, nothing should happen. If you drank deionized water without consuming anything else for a very extended period of time... significant amounts of your cells would probably rupture. Your body maintains an ionic strength equilibrium, that is maintained through the process of osmosis. If the environment outside your cells becomes decreased in ions, water will flow into the cell across your cell membrane to maintain the ionic balance. If too much water is taken up into the cells, they explode. However, it would take quite a while to deplete your ionic store so low to cause this to happen on a large scale. If deionized water were introduced directly into your, say, bloodsteam... then the local environment around your blood cells would be so low in ions as to cause your blood cells to rupture... This is why you will see saline solutions, not water, pumped into people in the hospital to keep them hydrated. \n\nConversely, if you drink sea water, you rapidly overload your extracellular fluids with salts, increasing the ionic strenth outside your cells. Water flows out of your cells to balance the ions, and your cells literally dry up. Since your body used water to flush excess ions from your system to avoid a build-up, when your only way to replace that water is to add huge amounts of ions, that requires more water to flush out than you are  taking in... well... you "dry up" and die. That is why you should NEVER drink sea water.\n\n:-)
794427
When you vomit, stomach acid comes up into the esophagus and burns giving you the same effect as acid reflux. You may not actually have acid reflux disease, but the sensation is not pleasant. When I am sick like that, I will chew on a Rolaids or Tums to help kill the effect of the acid. I hope that you get to feeling better.
753293
Yes and it made me puke...:D
819026
Because of the sea salt.