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E whakatairanga ana tēnei ataata i tētahi mahi tūkino. Ko te inu wai tote ia rā ka mate te paitini konutai, ehara i te hauora.
E whakatairanga ana tēnei ataata i tētahi mahi tūkino. Ko te inu wai tote ia rā ka mate te paitini konutai, ehara i te hauora.
🔥Tangohia Wera:
- Kōrero Wera 🔥: Kei te noho tēnei 'haki hauora' ki te hōhipera nā te teitei o te konutai.
- Panui Whakamutunga 🚨: Kua oti kē te tango paitini o tō tinana e tō ate me ngā whatukuhu mō te kore utu, kāore he wai tote tūraru e hiahiatia.
🔥Tangohia Wera:
- •Kōrero Wera 🔥: Kei te noho tēnei 'haki hauora' ki te hōhipera nā te teitei o te konutai.
- •Panui Whakamutunga 🚨: Kua oti kē te tango paitini o tō tinana e tō ate me ngā whatukuhu mō te kore utu, kāore he wai tote tūraru e hiahiatia.
Wehewehenga Kereme:
📝 Tirotiro i ngā Meka: This is incorrect and risky. ⚠️ The idea of 'flushing toxins' is a marketing term, not a medical one. Your liver and kidneys are your body's natural, highly effective detoxification system. Drinking salt water doesn't 'help' them; instead, it can overwhelm them. Ingesting excess salt can lead to a dangerous imbalance of ions, specifically sodium overload (hypernatremia), which disrupts cellular function and can be a medical emergency.
Te Rā o te Tirotiro i ngā Meka: 24 Ākuhata 2026
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