Description
The fibre helps promote regularity. The phytochemicals in soursop have made it a popular herbal treatment in traditional medicine for a long time. Its leaves have been used to make tea to treat a wide range of health benefits.
Soursop extract hasn’t been proven curative in humans, so if you are already on medication and wish to use it as a supplement, consult your doctor first.
Soursop leaves are derived from the Graviola/Soursop Tree. They are generally used to create a healthy soursop tea. To make the tea, place the soursop leaves in boiling water and soak for about 10 minutes. Then, strain and drink while the mixture is still warm, after meals.
Soursop is the fruit of the small evergreen tropical tree native to Central and tropical South America.
The fruits are large and oval-shaped, with green prickly exteriors. The flesh inside is white and fibrous with a flavour described as a blend of other mango, strawberry, and pineapple. It’s sweet and tangy with lots of citrus notes.
