Cerasee Tea is the most bitter, vile thing you'll ever, EVER experience! I know this is a broad statement but trust me, it's a horrifying experience. It's one of those things that the more you try to make it palatable by sweetening, the worse it gets. Just pinch your nose and gulp it down. The fruit itself can be eaten raw or cooked as well as juiced but Jamaicans primarily consume it in tea form.
Not only did you go back to school with new books, uniform and possibly new shoes, you went back with a clean bill of health ready to tackle the new challenges of a new grade level. Cerasee purges the blood and organs
of impurities, which in turn clears up any skin blemishes, eases
menstrual cramps, clears up infections such as urinary tract, flu viruses and other viral infections. It also helps regulate the sugar content in the blood—a good remedy
for diabetes.
Once you're washed out, you have so much energy and
stamina. You sleep better. Your urine and bowel movements become regular
and your immune system can better fight off infections and diseases. According to Al Sears, "Cerasee, or bitter melon, has so many healing properties that researchers brought it to the University of Miami to study it. They discovered that an enzyme in the ripe fruit can inhibit growth of cancer cells. A recent study looked at a compound called “kuguaglycoside C” that’s in the leaves of cerasee. They found that the extract killed off cancer cells of the nerve tissue (neuroblastoma) in just 48 hours." (Click here for more information)
Luckily drinking cerasee does not result in "violent" detoxification i.e. diarrhea or cramping. You'll excrete the toxins through your pores, urine and bowel movements. You'll notice a change in as little as a couple days of consumption. If you can tolerate it, drink it daily for at least a week or two. If you're a super health nut, it can become a regular dietary practice.
You might be able to find cerasee tea bags in specialty stores and grocers that are in areas with a large Jamaican diaspora or on Amazon.com.
If you want more information on Jamaican remedies, check out crazyjamaican.com and click on Over 80 Herbs—their medicinal benefits and Illnesses—Herbs for Cure.
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