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Kiki112

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oh, thanks for the info

I just ordered some seeds on eBay since I get heart palpitations and arrhythmia which I really want to get rid off, it's really annoying Cheesy

how long do they need to be dried?

this jam and tea stuff sounds good Cheesy

I stopped drinking coffee replaced it with tea, so I can squeeze that in real nice Cheesy

zolace

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it has no taste,and if you try to eat it has some type of fluff inside that it gives you inches when you go to toilet.I know this because i did the mistake to taste it,but the tea is great ,is like lemon tea,and the jam is super delicious!

hilariousandco

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I've never even heard of it. You say it has no taste?

zolace

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Yes ,this fruit is rich in vitamin C,remarkable for heart failure, post-infarction recovery, heart valve diseases, dyspnea, lesions from previous heart attacks, palpitations, angina, blood pressure, heart inflammation, blood clots, arteriosclerosis, heart wear and tear, and overall heart weakness.You can grow the tree yourself !
The thing is that you can't take it from tree and eat it,it has no taste ,the best way to use it is to dry the fruits and then make tea of it,you can also make sirup and jam .

Kiki112

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As I read it's one of the most beneficial fruit for your heart, it improves the strenght of your arteries, your circulation and has plenty of vitamin E.

Have you ever tried it, do you like it, did you notice some benefits from it?

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