Comis DIY

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You see this uziza leaves en, don't let it miss out in your Egusi Soup,

The definition, taste and aroma it gives can't be explained,

It's out of here😋🥰😍

You see why I keep telling you not to joke with scent leaves 🤔

This is the plant that I used the leaves to prepare the blóod boósting remedy that I posted this morning.

Popularly known in Nigeria as Hospital too far or Jerusalem leaves.

Botanical name: Jatropha Tajorensis,

A leafy plant used in West African traditional mediciñe, especially in Nigeria, known for treating anemía by boósting blóod (iron, folate) and for aiding digestion, controlling blóod sugar, and supporting fertílity.

KEY USES & BENEFITS
✓Anti-Anemià: Rich in iron, it's used to increase blóod volume and hemoglobiñ, helping with anemía, especially in rural areas.

✓Digestive Heàlth: Aids digestion, relieves constipatión, and reduces bloàting.

✓Bloód Sugar Control: Helps manage diàbetes and lower blóod pressuré.

✓Fertilíty: Believed to improve fertílity and support hèalthy pregnançies.

✓Immuñity & More: Boósts immuñity, acts as an anti-inflammatóry, and is used for wound healiñg.

HOW IT'S USED:
*Cooked as a leafy green vegetable in soups and stews (like Efo Iyana Ipaja or Chaya in some regions).

*Juice from the leaves can be consumed in small amounts.

*Pounded leaves are applied topically for skin issues.

IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS:
*Caution! Excessive consumption isn't advised, and it's generally not recommended for pregnañt women without guidance due to potential hormónal effeçts, notes a National Institutes of Health (NIH) PubMed article and researchgate.net.

PREPARATION: Requires specific preparation (e.g., parboiling) to neutralizé irritànts and toxiñs, explains The Online Cook on Faceboøk.
Source: Googlé.

Have you used the plant for???

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