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The Best Way How to Eat a Pomegranate

In: Health & Fitness

4 Apr 2009

Florida, Arizona and California are a few of the US states that grow pomegranate. They are of course more common in their native south asian countries like India, Iraq, Pakistan, Afganistan, and Turkey where the summers are very hot but the winters are cooler but not icy.

The World of Goji

In: Health & Fitness

1 Apr 2009

A goji berry is actually one of two very closely related berries, Lycium barbarum and L. Chinense, which are two of many small, red berries in their genus that are members of the Solinaceae family. This means that goji, although rare, is closely related to potatoes, tomatoes, eggplant, tobacco and chili peppers, too. Other names for goji include; murali, Chinese wolf berry, bocksdorns, barbary matrimony vine, red medlar, matrimony vine, Duke of Argyll’s tea tree, and of course, simply wolfberry. The berries are native throughout all of China, but likely came from the valleys between the Himalayan mountains in pre-history.

How to Eat a Pomegranate; Three Different Ways

In: Health & Fitness

31 Mar 2009

A pomegranate, one of the true superfruits, needs warmer climates with cooler but not icy cold winters. You will find them in some of the warmer US states, although these are only introduced in recent history… The pomegranate is native to the area of East Africa and India, and even more common in Iran, Iraq, Pakistan and Turkey.

Goji 101: Intro to Goji

In: Health & Fitness

30 Mar 2009

A goji berry is actually one of two very closely related berries, Lycium barbarum and L. Chinense, which are two of many small, red berries in their genus that are members of the Solinaceae family. This means that goji, although rare, is closely related to potatoes, tomatoes, eggplant, tobacco and chili peppers, too. Other names for goji include; murali, Chinese wolf berry, bocksdorns, barbary matrimony vine, red medlar, matrimony vine, Duke of Argyll’s tea tree, and of course, simply wolfberry. The berries are native throughout all of China, but likely came from the valleys between the Himalayan mountains in pre-history.

Three Methods of How to Eat a Pomegranate

In: Health & Fitness

27 Mar 2009

Florida, Arizona and California are a few of the US states that grow pomegranate. They are of course more common in their native south asian countries like India, Iraq, Pakistan, Afganistan, and Turkey where the summers are very hot but the winters are cooler but not icy.

Noni Juice Health Profile

In: Food & Beverage

26 Mar 2009

Morinda Citrifolia, Moringa, and Indian Mulberry are the known names for Noni. The major crop is a tree that thrives in black lava soil in the islands of Hawaii. This tree grows and produces fruit all year long. Transplanted and cultivated to other areas, it will only grow in shrub form and will not produce as much or as valuable a fruit as the trees in Hawaii. Noni is native to Hawaii, but has been established in other hot humid climates.

The Profile of the Superfood Noni Juice

In: Food & Beverage

23 Mar 2009

Morinda Citrifolia, Moringa, and Indian Mulberry are the known names for Noni. The major crop is a tree that thrives in black lava soil in the islands of Hawaii. This tree grows and produces fruit all year long. Transplanted and cultivated to other areas, it will only grow in shrub form and will not produce as much or as valuable a fruit as the trees in Hawaii. Noni is native to Hawaii, but has been established in other hot humid climates.

Three Ways of How to Eat a Pomegranate

In: Health & Fitness

21 Mar 2009

Florida, Arizona and California are a few of the US states that grow pomegranate. They are of course more common in their native south asian countries like India, Iraq, Pakistan, Afganistan, and Turkey where the summers are very hot but the winters are cooler but not icy.

How to Eat a Pomegranate; Three Different Ways

In: Health & Fitness

16 Mar 2009

A pomegranate, one of the true superfruits, needs warmer climates with cooler but not icy cold winters. You will find them in some of the warmer US states, although these are only introduced in recent history… The pomegranate is native to the area of East Africa and India, and even more common in Iran, Iraq, Pakistan and Turkey.

Why is Mangosteen so Healthy?

In: Food & Beverage

15 Mar 2009

In the Sundra Islands and the Moluccas of Indonesia, an 80-foot tropical evergreen tree has grown for thousands of years… At least that is where researchers say the Mangosteen tree most likely originated. This tree produces a an edible fruit that is sometimes very sweet and other times a bit tangy, but it’s always full of healthy nutrients. It has an outer skin that is usually pretty tough, but softens up as the fruit ripens. It is purple in color and about the size of a tangerine, and more recently, the mangosteen has been categorized as an official ’super Fruit.’


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