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Regular drinking water help fight corona
I saw this post where japanese doctors were recommending people to keep their mouth moist and regularly drink water so that if corona enters your mouth it can go down to your stomach and the acid will kill it instead of going to your lungs. Is this true?
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Hi yes taking plenty of fluids
Vitamin C rich fruits and juices
Tender coconut
Is healthy and boosts your immunity also
You can easily take an online consultation for further treatment guidance
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Dr. Merlin
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13 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hygiene is important than myths.
Homeopathy medication is safe and effective for all disease and infection.
No side effects.
Needs detail case study for permanent cure.
Chat online for consultation and treatment.
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Dr. Karuna Chawla
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25 yrs exp
Noida
No. There is no proven fact like this. But yes drinking water is good for health. And if u r healthy then ur body will be able to fight infection.
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