The amount of citrus considered "too much" can vary based on individual tolerance and dietary needs. Generally, consuming 1-2 servings per day (such as one medium orange or a cup of grapefruit) is healthy for most people. However, excessive consumption, especially in juice form, can lead to digestive issues, acidity, or interactions with medications. It's best to balance citrus intake with a variety of other fruits and vegetables for overall health.
No, too much water does not make the leaves of a citrus tree curl. Hot sunshine is what makes the leaves curl and twist.
The climate is too cold for citrus products to grow
Yes. Citric acid is found in all citrus fruits.
Too cold to plant in the ground but you can grow it in containers. I bought organic citrus fertilizer from the local garden nursery.
This is not necessarily true. Kiwifruit can be much higher in vitamin C.
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yes, but mostly lettucs and vegetables...not corn though. And not too much citrus acidic stuff because it might break down the tissue in the stomach
If you are not using an attorney, it does not cost much at all to get emancipated in Citrus County. You will just have to pay the fling fee for the documents and that price varies per county.
Consuming excessive amounts of citrus can lead to several issues, including digestive discomfort such as heartburn or acid reflux due to the high acidity of citrus fruits. It may also result in an increased risk of tooth erosion, as the acids can weaken tooth enamel. Additionally, overconsumption can lead to a surplus of vitamin C, which might cause gastrointestinal disturbances like diarrhea or nausea. Moderation is key to enjoying the health benefits of citrus without adverse effects.
Once in awhile it is good to have a citrus but not too much because it will decay them, so a Lime, lemon or orange once in a while actually strengthens your teeth. Also greens in general
you can use lemon, orange or any citrus fruits. But, the lemon gives off most acid causing more electricity. much better to use a lemon.