Bitter gourd(کریلے) Benefits

Assalamu Alaikum friends, I hope you are all well and busy with your own work. Today I am going to tell you about the benefits of bitter gourd and its uses. I hope you will also benefit from it.

Introduction

It is a delicate, thin vine vegetable with buds on top. Raw bitter gourd is eaten cooked as a vegetable. When ripe, its color is red and the seeds also turn red. Its seeds are white when raw and red when ripe, which resemble pumpkin, watermelon, or zucchini in shape.
It grows naturally in the plains and forests of Pakistan and India. It is now widely cultivated. You can use it as a vegetable according to your wishes, and the water from its leaves is also used for diseases.

Benefits

Chemically, it accumulates the heat of the body, eliminates the toxic substances in the blood and increases the production of bile. Its use eliminates excess mucus from the body, and it controls the heat of the body and restores strength and youth.

It is nothing less than a blessing for patients who have a weak heart, a sinking heart, a strong fiber and phlegm, and have lost their appetite. By using bitter gourds, these symptoms soon go away and they slowly start moving towards health. In addition, the diseases in which it is used in particular are paralysis, neuralgia, joint pain, and diabetes. It is a very harmless food medicine.

Because bitter gourd is both a prayer and a food, people cook it and eat it as a vegetable. It is very nutritious, removes mucus from the stomach and kills stomach worms. To kill stomach worms, the juice of its leaves is given. By repeatedly putting the water of its leaves in the mouth, mouth ulcers also disappear. By giving its juice, some relief is obtained, which is useful for hemorrhoids. For cholera patients, its curry or leaf water is also given.

Those diabetic patients who have frequent urination, are losing weight rapidly, and are becoming increasingly weak should start using bitter gourd sauce, and their problem will be solved very soon. It is available almost all over the world.

Herbalist

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