Will I drown if I keep drinking 12 bottles of water daily?
What's the worst that could happen ?
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There are variables to take into consideration here - the size of the bottles and volume of water consumed are the main factors to consider.
Obviously, very small bottles won't provide enough water to meet your daily requirement and life will go on for you. The bigger bottles will gradually start to strip your body of its vitamins and minerals. As this happens, your doctor will be able to detect that something isn't right in your blood counts and they may start trying to chase after the damage that you are doing to yourself.
If you don't change your ways, from here, it's a slippery slope to death.
Obviously, very small bottles won't provide enough water to meet your daily requirement and life will go on for you. The bigger bottles will gradually start to strip your body of its vitamins and minerals. As this happens, your doctor will be able to detect that something isn't right in your blood counts and they may start trying to chase after the damage that you are doing to yourself.
If you don't change your ways, from here, it's a slippery slope to death.