Actress Brooke Shields, who opened 2023 with a documentary in which she explores the drama of early stardom without taboos, is among Women of the Year for… luster. and on Interview with the magazine directorHe says he was subjected to a “massive attack” because he “drank too much water.”
Shields states that he initially experienced moments of confusion and then began having a seizure: “Foaming at the mouth, all blue, trying to swallow his tongue.” The actress ended up being transported to the emergency room by ambulance, with Bradley Cooper next to her, which she recalls with some humor: “I thought to myself: This has to be death. We wake up and Bradley Cooper says: ‘I’m going to the hospital with you, Brooke,’ and he takes my hand.”
The actor’s presence is explained by a series of unexpected phone calls, from assistants to assistants, who ended up asking for his help because he was close to the scene. “An assistant called Bradley and said, ‘Brooke is on the floor. Chris.’ [Henchy, marido da actriz] Not around. ‘Go and get her.’ He came, and someone called the ambulance.”
Only later, in the hospital, did the actress realize the cause of the seizure: “I drank too much water. It flooded my system and sank.” The doctors — “the males,” he says — insist that the problem must be the fact that the actress has been avoiding salt to avoid getting bloated. But Brooke is categorical: “I look younger when I’m swollen (if I’m swollen, “People think I’ve had Botox.” So, as a 58-year-old woman, I don’t set a limit on salt.
But I was drinking a lot of water “because I felt dehydrated, because I was singing more than I had ever sang in my life and doing a program and a program.” PodcastHe also rejects the idea that he was drinking a lot of water to lose weight. Because, even though she knows her little belly could get lost with some work, she prefers to “spend that time eating lunch, reading a book, going for a walk, “And buy a piece of jewelry, and go to her daughter’s games.”
“I love food, I love alcohol, I love life and I want to be healthy because of my heart,” he asserts. I don’t like going to the gym. I love Pilates. This is where I am. And I’m tired of not feeling thin enough. “It’s boring and a waste of my time.”
Hyponatremia consists of a decrease in the concentration of sodium in plasma, which can be caused by excessive water consumption, and can be fatal – this was actually the result of a study conducted on the death of Bruce Lee, whose autopsy revealed cerebral edema.
The medical community recommends that healthy adults consume between 1.5 and three liters of water per day.
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