Whats the benefit of eating FIG fruit?
By manjalvaanam
@manjalvaanam (272)
India
5 responses
@wangjihong350 (887)
• China
8 Oct 09
Fig hypoglycemic:
Fig water extract with a lower blood sugar. Fresh side: figs 15 grams, 10 grams of Ningxia wolfberry fruit, add water, Jian Fei. On behalf of the tea, daily one, the last Juefu figs and medlar. Can also be used figs 50 grams, 100 grams of bitter gourd are cut into flakes, add boiling soup, flavoring may be eating, and even clothes 7 - 10 Tian.
Fig stomach:
Fig juice mixed with enzymes to help digestion, but the appropriate raw food. Those with a poor appetite, daily Juefu figs, each one 3 times a day to 1 hour before meals is appropriate. Of habitual constipation, bleeding hemorrhoids, chronic gastritis and other diseases, the clothing is also effective.
@manjalvaanam (272)
• India
8 Oct 09
I have severe gastric problem..would figs help me out? really I am surprised to know that it can helpout for constipation...great..thank you so much..
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@drannhh (15219)
• United States
7 Oct 09
You asked the right person! I totally love fig trees, fig leaf tea, and of course also the most delicious fruit in the universe, the sun-ripened fig. Fortunately for me, my favorite aunt has a venerable fig tree that has been in her back yard for 20 years or more (and before that it was somebody else's back yard) and it bears perfect figs in abundance every summer and fall. I know they are very healthy, but the reason I eat the figs is for the extraordinary taste. I just don't know of anything more delicious than a fresh fig. The fig leaves, however, are known to help regulated blood sugar so that some people who have to take insulin shots do not have to take them any more, or at least not as much. For some reason, foods that I am naturally attracted to seem to be the same ones that are known to help regulate blood pressure and glucose level...such as ginger and fenugreek, and yes, fig leaves. I gather the fig leaves and dry them in the sun and then break them up into bits to store and prepare like any other tea. A little cup at night usually makes me sleepy, though, so I wait until just before bedtime to have it.
@manjalvaanam (272)
• India
8 Oct 09
thanks..Its a news for me that figs can control sugar and BP levels...My parents are victim of both...so thanks so much...i have been out of mylot for quite sometime.hope everythings fine with you...bye
@Professor2010 (20162)
• India
14 Dec 10
We had a fig tree in our back yard, when our house was renovated, it had to be cut, that was 20 years ago, i used to eat figs, but some times saw crawling insects in them, i am not aware of its health benefits, but liked it as fruit..
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