Projective tests provide unconscious clues to expressed personality. Kindly answer this questions as seriously as possible. In this case, both the lemon and the lime are approximately the size of a small American automobile. Thank you.
They can be bad for tooth enamel
Aside from the damage of typical acid (Teeth, esophagus lining, stomach lining) I don't see why it would cause additional problems. The salt would but that was prior.
no, lemons/limes are still fruits so they got vitamins and what not. so obviously really healthy for you. if you eat lemons/limes with salt on it's own and do it often, than it's bad for your teeth. but that's about it. Especially if you've done it for years than your body is already adjusted to all that high acidity so you're good to go.
