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Drinking more than 1.4 litres per hour - about six cups - may cause the body's sodium levels to fall so low that cells, including those in the brain, swell. Ashley Summers, a mother-of-two in Indiana who died after guzzling the equivalent of nearly 2 litres in less than 20 minutes, was killed. The 35-year-old's suffered from water poisoning, also known as hyponatremia, collapsed, and never recovered consciousness.

She was recently selected as the most popular member of the royal family for her ferocious work ethic, dedication to service, and a positive attitude. Princess Anne follows the example of her late mother, Queen Elizabeth, in a public role while still cautiously safeguarding her personal life behind the scenes. She relaxes, enjoys spending time with her family and horse riding in Gloucestershire's secrecy, while still being herself, according to the place, "it's really nice to come back and be yourself." Although she has a St James' Palace residence for use when in London, the majority of the time she will be found ensconced at her country's home, the 700-acre Gatcombe Park (pictured) in the Cotswolds. The Princess Royal is surrounded by everything she loves at Gatcombe, which is sandwiched between Minchinhampton and Avening, Gloucestershire, as well as more than one former royal couple.

Bruce Lee's (left) death in Hong Kong may have been caused by drinking too much water, according to doctors. We'll list others who died or come close to it due to excessive water intake. These include artist Andy Warhol (right), who died from dehydration by excess water intake. Hyponaemia arises as a result of excess water intake and can result in swelling of the brain. In 2003, English actor Anthony Andrews (bottom inset) talked about how he almost died after drinking eight litres of water.