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BENEFITS OF DRINKING HONEY MIXED WITH WARM WATER.



Water is very essential to our body. So, it is necessary to drink more quantity of water daily, because our body is made up of 80% percentage of water. Moreover, water helps to carry the essential nutrients and oxygen to the system.

Such important water may be enhanced by, mixing honey with warm water. Because honey have much medicinal values and rich with many nutrients. So, this combination leave us from diseases and able to live a good healthy life.



Benefits:

(i) It reduces the gas trouble problems, when we take it with an empty stomach in the morning.

(ii) It increases the immune system of the body.

(iii) It removes toxins from the entire body by urine, when his mixture is added with small amount of lime.

(iv) It will give the shining and clean skin by the presence of Anti-oxidants in the mixture. Moreover, Anti-bacterial content protects our skin from bacterial attack.

(v) It will help to reduces the excess weight. Whoever wants to reduces the weight should take honey instead of sugar. If you drink warm water and honey mixture in the empty stomach in the morning. You can able to reduce your weight easily.

(vi) It will protect and cure us from throat infection during winter season and also from cold, cough.

(vii) This mixture regulates the blood sugar level and also replace the sugar with honey in all sweet items. This will give better results.

(viii) Anti- oxidants present in this mixture will help to control heart problems also

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