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Lemon juice remedy for loose weight.

many benefits of lemon juice and hot water:

Lemon water flushes out toxins.
It is a digestive aid and helps the body to eliminate toxins.
A glass of lemon juice and water contains hardly any
calories.
It stimulates your immune system.
Lemons have an alkalising effect on the body.
Lemons are a great source of vitamin C which helps the body
to build collagen and fight diseases like the common cold.
They also contain significant amounts of potassium,
phosphorus, calcium, magnesium and citric acid.
Lemon juice prevents the growth of bacteria.
It dissolves uric acid, thereby reducing inflammation and pain
in joints.
Lemon juice helps to strengthen the liver.
Although it is acidic it can help to relieve heartburn .
It can help to prevent the formation of wrinkles and acne.
Lemon juice can help prevent eye problems.
It can also help the stomach produce digestive juices.

Lemon juice can, however, damage the enamel on teeth. It is
therefore better to drink it through a straw and/or rinse your
mouth after enjoying a glass of this healthy beverage.

The best way to lose weight and keep it off is to eliminate toxins from the body and keep your liver and digestive system healthy.

That’s where lemon juice and peel comes to the rescue. Adding these ingredients to your diet will help to improve your digestive system and encourage your liver to function at its best.

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