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Anti-inflammatory twist: Add a few slices of fresh ginger for extra digestive support.
Refreshing version: Chill and serve over ice with a splash of lemon juice in the summer.
Ayurvedic-inspired: Stir in a pinch of turmeric to further support joint health and immunity.
Sweet & spicy: Mix in a dash of cardamom or nutmeg for a richer flavor profile.
FAQ:
Q: Can I drink clove and cinnamon water every day?
A: Yes, when consumed in moderation, it can be part of a healthy daily routine. However, limit to one cup daily to avoid excessive intake of strong spices.
Q: Are there any side effects?
A: Most people tolerate it well, but high doses of clove or cinnamon can cause digestive discomfort or interact with medications. Consult your doctor if you’re on blood thinners or managing diabetes.
Q: Can I use ground spices instead of whole?
A: Yes, but strain thoroughly to avoid gritty texture. Whole spices are often preferred for a smoother infusion and easier preparation.
Q: Is this drink safe for people with high blood pressure?
A: Clove and cinnamon may help support circulation, but if you're managing a chronic condition, it’s best to discuss with a healthcare provider first.
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