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Having warm lemon juice will increase immunity against cold and sinus problem?
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No: No, lemon juice won't change one's immunity in any noticeable way. But, if one enjoys warm lemon juice, and has a strong stomach, it's ok to drink some. Having some citrus fruit each day can provide an adequate amount of vitamin c.
Answered 10/24/2017
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