Caribbean Dreams Jamaican Teas (Cerasee Tea)

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As an adult I still like to keep up with many traditions such as drinking a cup of cerasee tea for optimal health even if it's just once in awhile. What is cerasee ?

Cerasee Tea: Benefits, Side Effects, and Recipe - Chinese Teas 101 Cerasee Tea: Benefits, Side Effects, and Recipe - Chinese Teas

Bagchi, Indrani (11 April 2005). "Food for thought: Green 'karela' for Red China". The Times of India. Archived from the original on 24 May 2013. Flu: Another traditional use of the Cerasee (Momordica) is for flu treatment. Various cultures believe that bitter fruits like Cerasee have strong healing properties, hence its use for flu treatment in individuals. The plant may have been effective in managing flu symptoms given its strong antioxidant, antibacterial, and antiviral properties, as supported by countless research studies about the plant. In Vietnamese cuisine, raw bitter melon slices known as mướp đắng or khổ qua in Vietnamese, eaten with dried meat floss and bitter melon soup with shrimp, are common dishes. Bitter melons stuffed with ground pork are commonly served as a summer soup in the south. It is also used as the main ingredient of stewed bitter melon. This dish is usually cooked for the Tết holiday, where its "bitter" name is taken as a reminder of the bitter living conditions experienced in the past.Although the Cerasee plant is highly recommended as a whole, warnings also exist for this plant’s use, especially for pregnant women. Since Cerasee is used as an abortifacient, pregnant or lactating women should avoid consuming Cerasee fruit or tea. Individuals are also warned about this plant’s possible antifertility actions in individuals, especially men.

Cerasee Tea Recipe – Jamaican Dinners Cerasee Tea Recipe – Jamaican Dinners

Once boiled, add the teabags and allow the teabags to steep in the water for 10-15 minutes (picture 2).I'm going to show you how to make a chilled version of this traditional Caribbean beverage using tea bags (or leaves if you can get hold of it).

Cerasee, a traditional treatment for diabetes. Studies in normal and Cerasee, a traditional treatment for diabetes. Studies in normal

Pregnancy and Abortion: Cerasee’s bitter taste led to the use of the plant as an abortifacient in several cultures. According to one review, due to the plant’s abortifacient properties, several cultures advise women to avoid consuming it. Apart from abortion, Cerasee’s seeds are also known to have antispermatogenic properties in males.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’s bitter taste may cause gastrointestinal discomfort, such as stomach pain, nausea, or diarrhea. To minimize these side effects, start with a small amount of cerasee tea and gradually increase the dosage if needed. Drug Interactions