Lemon juice for urinary tract infection, bleeding gums, acne

NimbuPaani, Sharbet, Lemon water – the refreshing drink sounds absolutely divine during summer time. Lemon juice carries multiple benefits apart from quenching your thirst in a delicious way.

Take a look at some of the things you can do to get maximum benefits out of lemon juice.

Beat nausea and constipation – these lifestyle problems can now be warded off effectively. Lemon juice taken mixed with warm water provides excellent relief from nausea and constipation. It also helps reduce the heartburn caused due to body heat. Lemon water acts like a medicine, by helping liver produce more bile.

Sore throat and tonsils – Gargling lemon juice in warm water helps relieve the sore throat and combat the tonsil pain. Lemon juice also helps immensely in cases of cough and cold.

Blood purifier – For patients who undergo chemotherapy and radiation procedures, lemon juice works wonders. A natural blood purifier, lemon detoxifies the blood stream and removes the traces of radiation.

Bleeding gums – Dab lemon extract on the affected areas and see the bleeding stop. An excellent natural cure for bleeding gums.

Acne and spots – People who have skin problems can apply lemon juice mixed with glycerine to see efficient results. It also helps to fight the wrinkles and age spots. Clear skin is guaranteed.

Dandruff – Mix lemon juice with curd and apply on the scalp for ten minutes before hair wash. Chronic dandruff problems will be solved with this tested and proved measure.

Pesticides – If you ever wondered how to get rid of the traces of pesticides on the vegetables that you buy, wash them off with water mixed with lemon juice and vinegar. It works.

Urinary Tract infections – a constant lifestyle illness this, UTI can be combated by taking lemon juice at frequent intervals. It works hand in hand with the prescribed antibiotics to heal faster.

Bad breath – People who often suffer with bad breath can use lemon juice with warm water as a natural mouthwash– it provides immediate results.

Lemon juice also contains high citric content, not safe for people with stomach ulcers. Care has to be exercised with special conditions that are fragile to citrus fruit while consuming lemon water. Intake of excessive quantities can be equally disastrous, as it damages the tooth enamel.