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Because the rambutan contains phosphorus compounds. Phosphorus is a substance that helps to drive waste out of the kidneys. Therefore, eating rambutan helps the kidneys to expel waste more easily. without having to work very hardIn addition, phosphorus in rambutans helps to repair and nourish tissues and cells in the body.

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