Eating too much sodium will usually result in hypernatremia in most healthy individuals.

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Eating too much sodium may result in an increase of sodium levels in the blood (known as hypernatremia), but this is not usually the case for most healthy individuals. The body has mechanisms to regulate sodium levels and excrete excess sodium through urine. However, consistently consuming high amounts of sodium over time can lead to health problems such as high blood pressure and increased risk for heart disease.

Eating Too Much Sodium Will Usually Result in Hypernatremia in Most