The papayas are very good for health in the summer.
@sathviksouvik (19695)
March 11, 2022 1:56am CST
In Kolkata in India the spring has gone and summer has started. It is getting warmer and maximum temperature is going to 30 degree celsius. The papaya plantations are well grown in the area. The papayas are eaten both as fruits and also as vegetables. They are good for health during this time of the year.
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@askme123 (6228)
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11 Mar 22
That is good to know.
Could you tell us some of the health benefits of eating papayas.
Are there any side effects if you eat too much?
Someone told me it is bad luck to grow papaya tree at the front of you house Is this true?
Have you ever heard about this?
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@sathviksouvik (19695)
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14 Mar 22
thanks ask me papaya keeps the liver in good condition. Papaya as a fruit can fight many germs.
Regarding luck I dont have information. But I will find out and inform you
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@Sreekala (34312)
• India
15 Mar 22
@sathviksouvik Yes, I cook raw papayas very often, they are safe for me.
@sathviksouvik (19695)
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15 Mar 22
@Sreekala thanks Sreekalaji yes the fruit and vegetable has huge food value
@sathviksouvik (19695)
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14 Mar 22
thanks sreekala you can cook papaya as vegetable and make a curry you will love it
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@sathviksouvik (19695)
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14 Mar 22
thanks Rashnaji in Kolkata also temperature is 30 degree celsius
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@sathviksouvik (19695)
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14 Mar 22
thanks Jojo both the varieties have food value
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@RebeccasFarm (90464)
• Arvada, Colorado
11 Mar 22
A lovely photo. I know papayas must be very tasty.
@sathviksouvik (19695)
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14 Mar 22
thanks Marlina in Kolkata India one papaya costs Rs 20 Indian currency. How costly is it in Canada?
@sathviksouvik (19695)
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14 Mar 22
thanks Marsha it is eaten in India both as vegetable and fruit
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@cacay1 (83577)
• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
14 Mar 22
@sathviksouvik just eat it the way it is, that is to slice then eat
@sathviksouvik (19695)
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14 Mar 22
thanks Erly how do you consume it as a curry or fruit?
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