Definitely not! Sea water contains a high amount of salt which means that if consumed, our body will have to work even harder to get rid of it. The kidneys would have to produce more urine until eventually we would become dehydrated leading to fatal consequences.
However, if you are stuck in the middle of the sea and don’t have access to fresh water, you could boil some sea water, capture the steam and condense it back into water so you’re effectively getting rid of the salt.
If you’re out on your boat this weekend, be sure to pack plenty of fresh water 💦. Ps. It was a Police boat 👮♀️ Take care and stay healthy 😘
Dr Nora - yours truly, will be presenting at Australia’s largest Non-Surgical Aesthetics Symposium in Sydney next month… alongside some of the world’s top experts. 🤓💉👄 Over the past year I’ve been closely involved in developing some exciting new technology where artificial intelligence is used for instant and accurate facial photography. It’ll be a game changer in the medical and cosmetic scene and I cannot wait to share this hard work with you all. So if you’re headed over to the Non-Surgical Symposium this year please pop by and say hello.
Mountains, coconut trees, corals, clear blue seas.. sounds too good to be true. ⛰🥥🏝 I’m thrilled to be working in this tropical paradise for the next two weeks.
What I’ve noticed so far is the hotter climate. UV index is high everyday so whilst I’m here I’m encouraging you all to come in and have a skin check.
Research has shown that cuddling can ease stress, increase happiness, strengthen relationships and may even help you sleep. 💤
So this weekend I’m prescribing you all to get out there and have a cuddle 🐥
WARNING: If you’re planning to get pregnant or already are, always keep safe and avoid changing cat litter and wash your hands with soap and water afterwards.
