HEALTH BENEFITS OF BITTER LEAF

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Bitter leaf, Vermonia Amydalina, is a very homely plant. Wherever it grows, it flourishes. Perhaps the most distinctive part of the bitter-leaf plant is its bitterness.

The fact is that bitter herbs are good for the body. Bitter herbs help to tone the vital organs of the body, especially the liver and the kidney.

Bitter leaf should always be taken fresh. Boiling or cooking reduces the potency of most herbs.

MEDICINAL USES OF BITTER LEAF
1. Stomach-ache
2. Skin infection
3. Diabetes
4. Loss of memory
5. Prostrate cancer
6. General weakness
7. Stroke
8. Pneumonia
9. Insomnia
10. Arthritis


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