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HISTORY OF BITTER GOURD PLANTS:

Important and growing major provinces are Maharashtra, Gujarat, Rajasthan, Punjab, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, West Bengal, Odisha, Assam Uttar Pradesh, and Bihar.

Sour salt is an important vegetable in South Indian countries, especially in Kerala and so on
growing with its unripe tuberculosis fruit with a distinct bitter taste Fruits are considered
as a rich source of vitamins and minerals and 88 mg of vitamin C per 100 g each. Fruits are used in the background
cooking and delicious preparations made after concentrating and frying. At check-in times
Market, fruit sliced, slightly salted, and dried under direct sunlight, and stored
for months. This is used after frying. Bitter fruits are medicinal and are used
to treat diabetes, asthma, blood diseases, and rheumatism. Drinking the juice of fresh broth is bitter
Recommended by naturopaths. The roots and stem of the wild bitter reed are used in many ayurvedic practices
medicines.

FARMING AND HARVESTING QUALITY OF BITTER GOURD OIL:

The bitter tree is planted on about 340,000 hectares throughout Asia, with India and China accounting for more than half of the production.

BITTER GOURD is botanical Momordica charantia, a member of the Cucurbitaceae family, is also known as the bitter gourd, bitter gourd, balsam pear, pare, or karela. It is a widely grown and edible vegetable in Asia, East Africa, India, and South America.

The bitter sowing harvest takes about 55-60 days from sowing the seeds to the first harvest. Continuous harvesting should be done within 2-3 days as the bitter fruit grows very fast and red.

Sour corn can be planted in well-drained sand to sandy loam; medium-dark soil rich in organic matter. All the soil along the river beds is also suitable for the production of bitter grains. A pH range of 6.0- 7.0 is considered optimal.

The bitter tree belongs to the creation of the ancient world and is native to tropical Asia, especially in the Indo Burma region. BITTER GOURD is widely grown in India, Indonesia, Malaysia, China, and sultry Africa.

HEALTH BENEFITS OF BITTER GOURD:

CAN A HOT PEPPER REDUCE HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE FROM BITTER GOURD?

The anti-bilious and sedative properties of bitter juice help to promote good internal health and thus reduce stress. Lower blood pressure: The use of this salty water helps to lower blood pressure naturally.

CAN A BITTER GOURD BUMP CLEANSE THE BLOOD?

It acts as a blood purifier: The antibacterial and antioxidant properties of karela juice help to treat skin problems, blood disorders, remove toxins from the blood, and cleanse it.

CAN A BITTER GOURD LOSE WEIGHT?

Karela’s juice uses insulin, which prevents the storage of sugar in the body as fat. All of this ultimately contributes to the weight loss process. These raw vegetables are extremely low in calories and are a great way for those who want to lose weight. 1000 grams of bitter gourd contains only 340 calories.

OTHER BENEFITS OF SOUR BITTER GOURD:

Bitter Grinds Packs Of Several Essential Chemicals. Bitter melon is a good source of several essential nutrients. Bad Bitterness Can Help Lower Blood Sugar. Bad Bitterness Can Have Anti-Cancer Aids. Bad Bitter Can Lower Cholesterol Levels. Negative Bitterness Can Help Lose Weight. Bitter Gourd is varied and delicious.

SIDE EFFECT OF BITTER GOURD:

If a person consumes too much corn, such as food or supplementation, they may experience stomach problems, including diarrhea. vomiting and diarrhea, in children. low blood sugar, especially if they are already taking diabetes medications.

The ingredients of the bitter reed are quinine, medicine, and monorcharins. Since the bitter reed contains monorcharins as part of it, too much use of the bitter reed can cause liver toxicity. The liver is a major factor in regulating homeostasis in the body.

A bitter medicine as a single dose has no significant side effects on kidney function and structure. Prolonged use for 7 days can cause some problems in the kidney tissue and its function.

REFERENCE  OF BITTER GOURD:

Some research has found that bitter gourd oil exerts these effects on antidiabetic, antiobesity, antitumor, antifungal, anti-HIV, and antibacterial activities. Most plant parts, especially the seeds, contain oil. Bitter gourd seed oil is rich in stearic acid, oleic acid, and linoleic acid, and exhibits antidiabetic and antitumor activities. Some people believe that this is a panacea Ayurvedic herb.

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