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Coach of an athlete advised him not to drink lots of water after heavy exercise. Why the coach denied him to do so?

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**Step-by-Step Solution:** 1. **Understanding the Situation**: After heavy exercise, an athlete's body undergoes significant physiological changes. The body temperature rises, and muscles are fatigued. 2. **Body Temperature and Digestion**: When the body is warm from exercise, the digestive system is also in a state of heightened activity. Drinking a large amount of cold water can cause a sudden drop in temperature in the digestive tract. 3. **Shock to Internal Organs**: The sudden intake of a large volume of cold water can shock the digestive system and other internal organs. This shock can disrupt normal digestive processes. ...
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