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Wonders of Coconut water!

The coconut water strengthens your immune system and removes bacteria that cause urinary tract infections, gonorrhea, gum diseases and viruses which are causing cold, infection diseases and typhus. Your energy will be boosted and the thyroid gland hormones production will be enhanced. The water acts as a natural diuretic and it is very helpful for people that have kidney diseases. It will assist in cleansing the urinary tract and the bladder channels. The toxins will be eliminated and the kidney stones will be braked down. The coconut water includes high amount of fiber, which makes it very good for digestion. With regularly consummation the gastric acid will be eliminated. Because of its low level of fats, you can drink it in large amount. The coconut water will reduce your appetite and will keep you sated, which can lead to losing weight. Macerate a cotton wool in the coconut water and place it on the skin if you are having acne, oily or dry skin. The water will make the skin cleaner and fresher, and the pores will be opened. Mix this water with olive oil in order to cleans your organism and to eliminate bowel parasites. The experts are claiming that you will be able to solve few health issues during pregnancy. With only one cup of coconut water you will balance the electrolytes, whose imbalance can cause hypertension or also known as high blood pressure. When people are overdrinking through the night they often have a headache in the morning. So when you will drink more than you should, in the morning you will remember this magical drink. It will make the headache go away and will also expiate the lost fluids and help you to overcome the sickness caused from hangover. If you like your skin to be ablaze and hydrated during the day, drink one cup of the coconut water. If you lost too much energy with some exhausting physical activities, you can recover your energy with coconut water. The water will leave positive effects on every single body part. The coconut water will provide you with stronger immune system, boost of energy, safety from bacteria and infections, weight loss and many other benefits. - ayomide abiona is a social commentator

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