Tag: Saltwater cleanse

An intravenous (IV) sodium flush, also known as a saline flush, can be administered in as little as one minute to maintain catheter patency in a medical setting. However, the duration varies dramatically depending on the purpose, which is very different from the non-medical, oral saltwater cleanse. This article clarifies the distinction and compares the timeframes of both procedures.

With proponents claiming it can detox the body and aid digestion, the practice known as a saltwater or **sodium flush** has seen a rise in popularity. However, medical experts strongly advise against this controversial method, citing a lack of scientific evidence and potential for serious health complications, such as dehydration and electrolyte imbalance.