Can citric acid kill you

Answer 1

In industry, citric acid can be used to make good"natural" cleaners, though some may still contain chemicals that are not exactly natural. So I Would Say Its Dangerous but good in certain ways.

Answer 2

If you mean straight, I personally wouldn't; it's stronger than most carboxylic acids and can cause skin irritation in high concentrations, which I don't think I want happening inside my mouth.

In dilute form, then yes, it's perfectly safe and is in fact one of the principal components in lemon juice.

Answer 3

Consuming large amounts of citric acid can be harmful and may cause stomach aches, diarrhea, or damage to the enamel of your teeth. However, it is unlikely to be lethal unless consumed in extremely high doses. It is always best to consume citric acid in moderate amounts as found in common food products.

Answer 4

No, but can cause many discomforts if taken inappropriately.

Answer 5

Its good for your body and it can prevent bacteria growth from processed food

Answer 6

Yes, anything can kill you if you have too much of it.

Answer 7

yes, vitamin c