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White mulberry serves as a sweet Chinese fruit tree that contains multiple important bioactive compounds and antioxidant-rich nutrients and pharmacologically active substances. White mulberry has provided various health benefits to Chinese medicine throughout centuries by using leaves and bark along with berries. Benefits of White Mulberry including: 1. Benefits of White Mulberry: Natural Blood Sugar…
Black mulberry (Morus nigra) grows naturally in western Asia as a tree that produces dark-purple edible berries and provides diverse medicinal advantages to humanity. Black mulberries provide more benefits than their typical use as juice or jam substances despite their sweet-tart flavor. Besides their well-known nutritional value black mulberries provide many health advantages that extend…
The traditional Chinese medical community has been using goji berries as wolfberries for their red color for at least 2000 years in Asia. The nutrient-rich berries contain powerful antioxidants which belong to the category of superfood. The public generally appreciates goji berries for strengthening immunity and vision enhancement but their unexpected health advantages make them…
The small pale seeds known as poppy seeds which people commonly use to enhance baked goods and traditional foods contain many nutrients above and beyond their decorative aesthetic. People have used these seeds which come from the opium poppy (Papaver somniferum) in both food preparation and medical treatments since ancient times. The diminutive size of…
Nature conceals potent advantages within areas which people know the least. The Cudpahnut represents a hidden marvel derived from the Sterculia foetida tree. The tropical seed survives across India and the associated territories of Southeast Asia and Africa under the names “wild almond” and “Java olive.” The cudpahnut stands out for its strong odor profile…
Fennel (Foeniculum vulgare) has historical medicinal and culinary value which Ancient Egyptians, Greco-Roman civilizations, and Egyptians valued since ancient times. The plant fennel produces bitter licorice-flavored seeds from its crisp bulb which is sheathed by feathery green fronds. This beneficial herb provides therapeutic benefits beyond kitchen use because nature gives us this plant which supports…
The seed known as betel nut or areca nut originates from Areca catechu palm fruits which people usually consume throughout Asia and the Pacific regions. Traditional chewing practices with betel nut are common but this nut exists as a fundamental piece within traditional cultural, medicinal and spiritual customs. A moderate use of betel nuts continues…
Inca berries carry the names of golden berries and physalis and Cape gooseberries and Peruvian ground cherries as they present as small yellow-orange fruits covered by papery husk. For centuries South American residents primarily from the Andes Mountains region have valued Inca berries for their medicinal value. People increasingly prefer dried Inca berries because they…
Chefs classify Bael fruit as Aegle marmelos which people call Wood Apple and scientifically name the plant Aegle marmelos. The fruit serves as a primary ingredient in Ayurvedic healing practice. People have honored this particular fruit for hundreds of years because of its exceptional medicinal qualities and nutritional value. Bael transforms into a stronger nutritional…
Ayurvedic medicine and holistic nutrition have revered amla also known as Indian gooseberry since thousands of years. Amla in its dried form delivers comparable nutritional content to fresh amla and presents itself as a shelf-stable and accessible source of its vitamin C content and tangy flavor. Modern science endorses dried amla as a nutritional powerhouse…