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Baobab Fruit has grown in Africa for millions of years and known as “The Tree of Life”. It has six times more vitamin C than an orange, antioxidant, calcium, fiber, potassium, magnesium, boost energy, control weight & diabetes, protects the heart, builds immunity & reduces constipation Description– The tree this fruit grows on is enormous. The fruit looks like coconuts but do not contain any liquid on the inside. Inside the fruit is dry and formed into a powder prior to consuming or selling. The plant itself acts as a support system to the ecosystem. For example, some animals may make nests in these large trees. Some other animals may also eat the fruit or consume the nectar from the plant. Interestingly, it may contain several times more of vitamins and minerals compared to other fruits.
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Used by The Ancient Egyptians for thousands of years it was found in The Tomb of The Pharaoh Tutankhamun also known as King Tut and Black Seeds was also used by Nefertiti and Cleopatra . Black Seeds super charges your Immune System, stops inflammation, detoxes your body and boost your energy . Black seed (Nigella Sativa) which is also known as black cumin is different from the traditional cumin we think of when cooking (cuminum cyminum). Black seed comes from a flowering plant which is then harvested. They are approximately 1/16thof an inch in size. They have a rough outside and, when crushed, have a fragrant aroma. These can be dried, powdered, or boiled down to create an oil. In Islamic literature, this is reputed as one of the most popular healing plants.
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This herb was consumed by the Vikings before battle to increase their energy, stamina, strength and endurance levels increased by 28%. Researchers has also said that it is equal to anabolic steroids without the side effects Typically found on mountaintops in various countries including Europe and Asia, this plant is known as an adaptogen which allows the body to normalize its stress levels. It is commonly used to treat a variety of mental health issues and general stress. The plant itself has small yellow flowers which grow from several stems connected to its root. It contains high amounts of phenols, alkaloids, flavonoids, and quinones. Most of its nutrients are found in its root. The roots can be dried, powdered, or made into teas.
