Caribbean Dreams Jamaican Teas (Cerasee Tea)

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In my household it was given to us to drink to "clean out our system" or "give us a "wash out" as my mother and grandmother would say.

Organic Jamaican Cerasee bush 50g (Bitter Melon) Organic Jamaican Cerasee bush 50g (Bitter Melon)

Allow to cool before pouring into a jug and sweeten if needed (to take the edge off, not the bitterness completely) (picture 4). Cerasee tea has been used for centuries in traditional medicine to treat various health issues. Its potential benefits include antioxidant properties, anti-inflammatory effects, blood sugar regulation, digestive health, and skin health.Apart from abortifacient and antifertility effects, the plant is also associated with cases of hypoglycemic comas in children taking Cerasee tea, atrial fibrillation, abdominal pain, diarrhea, vomiting, and headache. Cerasee tea has been reported to have anti-inflammatory effects due to its active compounds, such as cucurbitacins. These compounds may help reduce inflammation in the body, providing relief for individuals suffering from conditions like arthritis, asthma, or inflammatory bowel disease. Blood Sugar Regulation Weight Loss: Cerasee has another potential application in weight loss, according to a published study in 2010. According to the study’s outcome, Cerasee was effective in reducing and suppressing lipid (fat) accumulation in the body by successfully regulating adipogenic transcription factors and adipocytokine gene expression. However, the study suggested that more studies need to be conducted for Cerasee’s formal use for human weight loss. Acne: Due to Cerasee’s antibacterial properties, the plant is also involved in managing acne, especially cystic acne caused by bacterial pathogens. A Taiwanese study in 2015 studied the relevance of Cerasee (Momordica’s) bacterial-fighting ability against Proppionibacterium acnes (P.acnes), which is the primary bacterium responsible for causing treatment-resistant acne. According to the result of the study, Momordica extract effectively inhibited P.acne activity and concluded that the plant extract may be useful for managing inflammation caused by the bacterium.

Iced Cerasee Tea (Cerassie Tea) - That Girl Cooks Healthy Iced Cerasee Tea (Cerassie Tea) - That Girl Cooks Healthy

Hair Growth: Some suggest the use of Cerasee in hair loss – according to traditional treatments, Momordica juice should be mixed with a dash of sugar as a paste for the scalp. This will help to naturally reduce hair loss.

Since one of the benefits of Cerasee tea is low blood sugar, consuming too much of it can lower the blood sugar to a dangerous level. This decrease can cause an avalanche of side effects that can be life-threatening. Types of Cerasee Tea