Jack Dorsey Drinks Salt Juice Every Morning. Should You?

Professor Dr Ida Normiha Hilmi, Consultant Gastroenterologist and Hepatologist, University Malaya Specialist Centre

06-Nov-19 14:30

Jack Dorsey Drinks Salt Juice Every Morning. Should You?

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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey drinks a glass of water with lemon and ½ teaspoon of Himalayan salt every morning. An article in Medium claims this will give you extreme health benefits. We check out whether this should be our New Year’s resolution, or is it just a lump of…salt.

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