Drinking Lemon Water? Avoid These 4 Dangerous Mistakes ⚠️ | HealthPulseByDrSaba

Are you drinking lemon water every day, thinking you're doing your body good? While lemon water offers amazing benefits for digestion and detox, many common habits can turn this healthy practice into a dangerous mistake for your body and teeth!

In this video, Dr. Saba Riaz, your everyday health companion, reveals the 4 critical mistakes people often make when drinking lemon water. From damaging your stomach lining by drinking on an empty stomach to eroding your tooth enamel and disrupting your body's pH balance with too much lemon, these simple errors can lead to acidity, indigestion, and long-term harm.

Learn the right way to drink lemon water for maximum benefits without the risks. Dr. Saba shares practical tips, like preparing your stomach, using lukewarm water, protecting your teeth with a straw, and getting the lemon-to-water ratio just right.

Don't let these easy-to-avoid mistakes harm your health! Watch now to ensure you're drinking lemon water smartly and safely.

Subtitles: Do you know?
Drinking lemon water on an empty stomach every day…
What is it really doing to your body?
Lemon water can be beneficial—
But only for those who don’t make these common mistakes!
Yes, it boosts digestion and detoxes the body—
But only if you drink it the right way.
Assalamualaikum! I’m Dr. Saba—
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Let’s talk about the first common mistake
People often make when drinking lemon water in the morning:
Drinking lemon water on an empty stomach—without caution.
Lemon is acidic.
And if you drink it every morning without eating anything—
It can lead to acidity.
Our stomach has a natural protective lining…
And this acid can damage that lining.
Slowly, this protective layer starts weakening—
Which leads to a constant burning sensation,
Poor digestion, and problems like acidity, gastritis, and bloating.
So be careful—don’t drink lemon water on an empty stomach.
Eat something light first—like a few almonds, half a banana, or a biscuit—
Just to prepare your stomach. 🚫
And if you already suffer from acidity, ulcers, or gastritis—
→ Then completely avoid lemon water.
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❌ Second Big Mistake:
Adding lemon to cold water.
Cold water in the morning slows down your digestive system—
And when combined with lemon, it puts extra strain on your stomach.
Not only does digestion slow down,
It can cause burning and a heavy feeling.
Always use lukewarm water with lemon—
It soothes the stomach
And helps kick-start your day the right way!
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Third Mistake?
Drinking without a straw and skipping rinsing!
Lemon’s sourness—due to its acid—
Over time, starts damaging the outer layer of your teeth.
It weakens them—
And dulls your beautiful smile.
So what should you do?
If you want the benefits of lemon water,
You must also protect yourself from the harm:
✅ Always drink it with a straw—so the acid doesn't touch your teeth.
✅ Rinse your mouth right after—
It removes the acid and keeps your breath fresh too!
✅ This small habit keeps your teeth clean and shiny.
Your teeth—and your dentist—will thank you!
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Fourth Mistake?
Too much lemon in too little water!
Do you squeeze 2–3 lemons in a small amount of water?
Thinking it’s a detox shortcut that’ll make you “instantly smart”?
It’s not a shortcut. And definitely not smart.
That kind of acidic lemon water:
👉 Can irritate your throat
👉 Can cause stomach burning
👉 And disturb your body’s pH balance
✅ What’s better?
✅ Half a lemon + one glass of lukewarm water. 🍋
This combination maintains your body’s natural pH,
And helps detox your stomach gently and safely—
Without causing acidity or discomfort.
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Drink lemon water smartly — and enjoy your health peacefully.
✨ Take care of yourself—
With simple health tips.
See you in the next video!

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