Soursop

Soursop leaves are a natural source to kill bacteria in the body and help lower blood sugar levels, lower pain and strengthen nerves. Can a… Read More »Does Soursop Tea Lower Blood Sugar?

Soursop, graviola, and guanabana are common names for a closely related species, Annona muricata. Both species are native to the American tropics, but not to… Read More »What Fruit Is Similar To Soursop?

Soursop fruits turning black n moldy before ripen . It looks like diplodia fruit rot caused by Botryodiplodia theobromae. The main symptoms are the epicarp… Read More »Why Does Soursop Turn Black?

Safety/Precautions: The delicious fruit is safe to eat and nutritious, but the seeds are toxic and should not be consumed. Tea made from the leaves… Read More »Can A Pregnant Woman Eat Soursop?

Its taste is often described as a combination of strawberry and apple, but with a little citrus mixed in. It’s most commonly found in Caribbean,… Read More »What Does A Soursop Taste Like?

Graviola / Soursop extracts have a promising potential for treating gastric ulcers. A study showed that an alcohol-based extract of soursop possessed antiviral activity. Extracts… Read More »Can Soursop Leaves Cure Ulcer?

We do not recommend soursop tea only for those with nerve damage, liver problems, or kidney issues. You should also not serve soursop tea to… Read More »Is Soursop Tea Good For Kidneys?

The delicious fruit is safe to eat and nutritious, but the seeds are toxic and should not be consumed. What happens if you eat soursop… Read More »Are Soursop Seeds Poisonous?

No, dogs should not eat soursop. Not much is known about this fruit’s effect on dogs. Soursop may trigger tummy troubles in dogs. In addition,… Read More »Can Dogs Eat Soursop?

Soursop trees are commonly propagated by seed, germinating 15 to 30 days after sowing. Their rapid growth rate allows them to bear fruit three to… Read More »Can I Grow Soursop?