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I generally prefer hot water for drinking purpose but when I don't get hot water to drink when m outside or due to some other issue I take cold water so it's like sometimes hot water sometimes cold water does this have any bad effect on my health??
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No problem.
But if you often get cold by cold items then u need medication for building immune system
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Hi dear take lukewarm water
No problem
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Hi ,it's ok in case of any difficulty consult me
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Hey dear it's fine. You can take if you are not get alternate. If you are facing any kind of problem then let me know
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Mam give the complete details of the problem and Homoeopathic medicines can permanently cure the problem rapidly effectively and efficiently without any side effects
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Dr. Gajanan S Manamwar
Ayurveda
11 yrs exp
Pune
No bad effects on your body.
Boiled water will be best option when you goes to outside
You can carry your own water bottle.
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Dr. Gunjan Saini
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14 yrs exp
Haridwar
May be
Share me any allergic
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