Soursop

@Thesauce · 4 years ago

11 Impressive Health Benefits of Soursop

Soursop health benefits includes suppressing cancer, supporting eye health, relieving inflammation, managing diabetes, promoting health of stomach and digestive tract, kills intestinal parasites, rel...

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@Ziczima · 2 years ago

DID YOU KNOW? Check Out Some Incredible Soursop Health Benefits

The soursop is one of the most unusual fruits you'll ever encounter. Grown mostly throughout Central and South America, as well as the Caribbean, it is considered an exotic treat outside of these regi...

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@Raizel · 3 years ago

Soursop

Soursop is a fruit that may help to combat cancer, but to prove this, human studies are missing. It has some safety issues as well. The possible advantages of soursop are explored in this article, in...

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@virtualvariety · 3 years ago

A Miraculous Fruit - The Soursop

Source Scientifically known as Annona Muricata . The Soursop is a fruit of tropical origin, possessing numerous healthy properties, coming from a tree called Soursop. Its origin today is somewhat...

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@DennMarc · 2 years ago

Insect bite: I got stung by a wasp from my head

Considering my love for the plants, I used to see various insects and pests too. When you are living in the farm you know how hard it is to look at your plants being devoured by insects. Well, we cann...

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@gertu13 · 3 years ago

Dwarf plants.

I love nature, I love to lose myself at times in my little jungle, my garden. I have a lot of plants there, some of them planted in the ground but the vast majority is planted in pots. I had a bougai...

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(comment) Soursop, known for its unique flavor and health benefits, is gaining popularity as a superfood. Rich in vitamins C and B, this tropical fruit supports the immune system and promotes overall well-bei...

@CecilBrokaw 2 months ago

@isa07 · 2 years ago

Let's write my diary. Day 16 - I can now visit my mom.

At the end of January we got Omicron, the truth is that it is a very rare flu. Dry cough and a sensation in the throat as if you had hands squeezing it and it does not let you breathe. When my sister...

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@oizaguirres · 3 years ago

Weather and Agriculture Delving into my Notes 08 The Tropics and Their Flavors

As usual, I begin this writing by complying with the invitation I made in chapter 07 of my Notes. Tropical Fruits...

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@Korgueshy3.50 · 2 years ago

happy to be here at read.cash Welcome

hello my name is gabriel ignacio I am 40 years old I was born in Venezuela in the state of Miranda and I spent my childhood in a very humble neighborhood called La Dolorita in Petare due to insecurity...

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@Ligaya1030 · 4 years ago

Guyabano leaves health benefits

Guyabano or soursop is a green pear shape fruit known to possess medicinal properties that include cancer fighting activity. Nutritional Value of Guyabano: Guyabano fruit is high in carbohydrates,...

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(comment) Happy birthday friend, may God give you many years full of health so that you continue to share with your family ... It is good that you have your planting, at home we also take advantage of the l...

@aleja 4 years ago

(comment) No, guyabano's tagalog, it's soursop in english

@bheng620 4 years ago

(comment) yes those are mangoes, indian mangoes exactly. We have more tress in our yard. like soursop, wax apple , wax gourd and also dragon fruit 😍

@kpopauthor 4 years ago

@gertu13 · 1 year ago

I am back again

Greetings to my dear readers. It has been a while since I have been here to say hello and share with you. There are so many things and situations that I have been going through lately in these weeks o...

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@Tonycrux · 4 years ago

Understanding The Benefits Of Fruits And Best Time To Eat Fruits

When is the best time to take fruits? On an empty stomach or the first meal of the day? The best time to eat fruit is an hour before meals in the morning. It is never good to eat fruit as the same...

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@carolinacardoza · 3 years ago

"D`todo un poquito" "My favorite bakery, I recommend them because everything they do is excellent.

Greetings dear friends of #Read.cash, a few days ago I am telling you a little more about my life showing you my favorite places to buy the products that I love. Not only I would like to show you the...

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@gertu13 · 2 years ago

The garden

I went out to take pictures of my garden of some plants that are growing very well. Once again a squash plant has hatched. It has done so in the spot where I have my little 2-year-old land tortoise, T...

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(comment) I always thought lemons, tangerines and soursops grew tall because we have those at the house in the mountains and the last time i saw them, they were as big as the house

@Hanzell 3 years ago

(comment) You can also use soursop leaves as remedy for high fever.. you have to boil the leaves for 5 minutes. Then let it cool.. And then you can drink the water..

@damelindz 4 years ago

(comment) I am working with some fruit trees so that they thrive in my pots such as lemon, mandarin, soursop and even the fig tree itself. I planted all these plants in pots trying to make them small and bear...

@gertu13 4 years ago

(comment) Yes it is, we have mango, avocado, guava trees, we have passion fruit, soursop. About 2 months ago my daughter made a paprika seedbed, they have grown and we sowed them, now wait for the harvest :-D...

@aleja 4 years ago

@Bloghound · 2 years ago

Back In The Countryside To My Tiny Garden

I always wanted to grow a garden at my place where I used to stay back in town proper but it did not seem possible as we lived in a small area in the center of the town. There was a beautiful garden a...

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@gertu13 · 2 years ago

No excuses for not planting

I went to visit a colleague in his medical unit and after the hostess gave me a tour of the entire infrastructure she took me to the last part which is the terrace. There I could see passing through t...

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@gertu13 · 2 years ago

A lot to do in my garden

Dear reader friends, I have been busy in my garden, as I told you I am making several adjustments and that takes a lot of time. Although to tell you the truth I don't know if this activity takes a lot...

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@gertu13 · 3 years ago

The consequences of my bad habits.

I was a smoker for many years. I started while I was still in nursing school, when I was about 17 years old and then I kept on smoking for about 10 years. But this is a story already told, I just want...

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@bankarica · 3 years ago

Amazon Graviola - miracle plant

Health is without a doubt our greatest asset. And if in reality we know the theory there is really no excuse for an improper lifestyle, stressful everyday life and its fast pace, are the reasons why...

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@mongpong · 3 years ago

Guyabano

Green, pulpy, sweet, and healthy. That is guyabano for you. Guyabano (Anona muricata), or soursop as it is known in English, is a small tropical fruit tree bearing a sweet heart-shaped fruit with a s...

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@Sequoia · 2 years ago

There are three of them in my Br3ast!

Date: May 06,2022 Author: Sequoia After a day of being missing in action, I am now back my beautiful and handsome read.cash family! Before you get mad at me, please hear me out first. Well, I had an...

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@Rodz · 4 years ago

Benefits from guyabano

BENEFITS FROM GUYABANO Guyabano is known for its salty fruit and a favorite food of Filipinos. It has a green skin and a stingray, while its flesh is white and saturated. The tree is only medium in...

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