I bought a large sour sop from grocery store, it’s pretty firm when I try to squeeze it and the skin is a dark brown. Can the time be brown or is it always on the green side? I cut it open and it is white, colour of coconut meat I suppose and it does not smell at all. Is it normal for the skin to be this dark? Also, the inside is pretty firm when I push my fingers in it, the part that is soft or mushy is at the ver end where it was connected to the tree. Thank you 🙏🏼🇨🇦
I bought a dark green hard 5kg soursop fruit worth £70 and ended up throwing it all away because I was waiting for it to ripe, when I finally opened it, it was all black inside. What a waste of £70. I was really upset
Apart from the back and the seed that should not be eaten, Is it the spongy-like white succulent inside flesh, we should eat or licked &;swallow all , or we should throw also the sponggy-like white material out after licking/sucking it?
Tan sangana. Los blancos think they’ve discovered something. So annoying their greed over our tropical fruits and everything else in Caribbean 🌊 🏝️ 🏡 🇵🇷🇯🇲 🇧🇧
Info for you… Benefits of Soursop Leaves Some studies have shown that the plant's active ingredients possess antioxidant, anticancer, anticonvulsant, anti-arthritic, anti-parasitic, anti-malarial, liver protective and anti-diabetic effects. Graviola / Soursop extracts have a promising potential for treating gastric ulcers. Safety/Precautions: * The delicious fruit is safe to eat and nutritious, but the seeds are toxic and should not be consumed * Tea made from the leaves should be avoided during pregnancy * Do not take tea for long periods of time and avoid use in small children * Due to its blood glucose lowering effects, supplements containing soursop or graviola should be taken with caution by patients taking anti-diabetic medications. * Due to its blood pressure lowering effects, supplements containing soursop or graviola should be taken with caution by patients taking antihypertensive medications. Before you decide to take any medicinal herb or herbal supplement, be sure to consult with your health care professional first. Avoid self-diagnosis and self-medication: Always be on the safe side! Information from: THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PASO: www.utep.edu/herbal-safety/herbal-facts/herbal%20facts%20sheet/soursop.html
Sounds like she's saying 46 minutes Not enunciating well enough Also if you use whole leaves Do They Have To Be Cut Up And can you brew the tea overnight Is that safe to do
So I have a sour sop tree in my backyard, we live in Florida. I can just use those leaves right? We never pray them or anything. Thank you for your video.
Hi I have fresh sour sop leave and I broil them fresh and rawl in a pot would it be more beneficial to use fresh leave to get the most result please leave me comments if which is better fresh or dried leaves