A new research has revealed that Scottish brand Deeside Mineral Water may hold anti-ageing properties.
The mineral water can help the skin and body fight ageing process.
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Earlier, Deeside proved to have anti-cancer properties and reduce inflammation in arthritis patients.
The study also showed that the water has to be consumed on a regular basis to show any benefit.
However, the company's MD Martin Simpson denied that the water is a miracle cure.
"It should be stressed that Deeside water is not a miracle cure and does not prevent all ills,' Scotsman quoted Simpson, as saying.
Source: ANI
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However, the company's MD Martin Simpson denied that the water is a miracle cure.
"It should be stressed that Deeside water is not a miracle cure and does not prevent all ills,' Scotsman quoted Simpson, as saying.
Source: ANI
SRM/J
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