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Is drinking more water cause indigestion
Is drinking more water causes indigestion..?
Is drinking more water causes indigestion..?
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Yes drinking too much water decreases hunger appetite....Can creat any problem if taken regularly
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ati sarvatra varjayte, means kisi bhi cheej ko jada lena hanikarak hota hai
as Take as much water as your body needs.keep your body hydrate and leave the space in stomach for air, and food.
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hello,
After one hour plenty ofwater is very helpful. During food intake of water CAUSE dilution of digestive enzymes so DIGETION is improper. I hope you understand. Ok.
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Hello there, actually it won't cause indigestion during summer, but drinking too much during food can sometime cause indigestion. It's nothing to worry about, indigestion problem can be solved with Medication.
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Hello,
Well, summer is here!!!
No, it won't cause indigestion.
Drinking water will keep you hydrated.
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Instead for drinking water have natural fruit juices.
Avoid cold or refrigerated water.
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Wrong time ,inappropriate quantity leads indigestion
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