In Jamaica the cerasee is used as a tea, the tea can be very bitter depending on the amount boiled.
Persons use this bitter plant as a medicine to purify the blood among other things.
The herbal tea derived from the plant is used to combat coughs, colds and the flu. It is also used as a remedy for inflammation of the stomach and intestines, constipation and general stomach ailments.
Graviola: (Annona muricata) (Jamaican Sour Sop tree) Over the years the leaf and bark of Sour Sop tree is well known to Jamaican as a remedy to cure nerves problem, if you have any type of hand shaking just drink some Sour Sop leaf tea of boil the bark from
In Jamaica the Guava leaf is use by persons with high blood sugar and persons with Diabetes. One leaf is steam and drink as tea to lower blood sugar and to help in the treatment of Diabetes.
Of the eighteen essential nutrients that make up the human body, Irish moss contains fifteen of them. Some of these nutrients are vitamins A, D, E, F and K. it is also an incredible source of potassium, calcium, sulphur as well as iodine.
The leaves of the moringa tree are harvested, dried and sold ready to brew a cup of Nutritional tea to cure just about every ailment you may have.
The Moringa tree, more popularly known as ‘‘the miracle tree’’, ‘‘the tree of life, ‘’the Cure all tree’’ etc. is a Nutritional wonder.
Moringa is the sole genus in the flowering plant family Moringaceae. The name is derived from the Tamil word murungai or the Malayalam word muringa, both of which refer to M. oleifera. It contains 13 species from tropical and subtropical climates that range in size from tiny herbs to massive
