Recipes

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Use lime juice after washing your hair, this will make an excellent clarifying hair rinse.

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Spray some lime juice to vegetables and fruits to prevent its oxidation.

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Drink daily a glass of lime water to reduce the developing of respiratory diseases.

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Dip your nails into lime juice for 10 minutes, this will help whiten and clean them deeper.

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Wash with some lime juice clothes, fabric or metals to remove ink spots, mold and rust.

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Drink a glass of lime water to stimulate your immune syatem and to prevent infectious diseases.

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Spray some scent or lime juice to the places you don´t want your dog to reach out, this will keep him away. Most dogs hate the smell of limes.

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Put some lime juice to wounds to help heal.

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Squeeze lime into your favourite salsa to mild it.

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If you have curly hair, spray some lime juice when brushing itto have more defined curls.

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Lime trees are originally from the south part of China where they are consider a symbol of happiness.

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Lime trees grow 3 to 6 meters and they are not abudant cover of leaves.

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A medium lime of 60 grams approx have 15 calories.

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Limes contain vitamin C and antioxidants this can can help improve the appearance of aging skin.

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In 1493 Christopher Columbus was the one who took lime tree seeds to America to plant them and this is how this fruit arrived on that continent.

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Citric acid helps prevent and dissolve gallbladder stones and kidney stones.

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Limes have potassium which helps our brain and nervous system.

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Mexico is the main lime producer country and the United States consumes 60% of the limes produced in Mexican territory.

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Limes are part of the first place fruits consider as curative, preventive and vitamin-containing fruits, due to that works as an antioxidant and disinfector.

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According to USDA “the state of Veracruz is the main Persian lime producer in Mexico, where it is produced year-round.”