Paw paw health benefits for Kidney

CureJoy Daily Health Tips for Alternative, Holistic and Natural Living OPEN 0 Papaya Seeds Benefits: For Gut Health, Liver And Kidney Detox February 22, 2016 9:21 AM 4 Min Read Bookmark Benefits of Papaya Seeds Most of the time when we eat Papaya fruit, we trash the Papaya Seeds. But little do we know how beneficial they are and how they can prevent and cure a plethora of ailments related to the liver, gut, intestinal worms and even diseases like Dengue. The following is a list, that illustrates papaya seeds benefits. Liver Health Papaya seeds contain vital nutrients that help heal cirrhosis of the liver. Grind or crush 5-6 Papaya Seeds and have them with food or juice, especially lime juice. This should be done for 30 days. Moreover eating small amounts of Papaya seeds regularly helps in detoxing the liver and keeps liver diseases at bay. Kidney Health Researchers at the University of Karachi have found that Papaya Seeds can be used to improve kidney health and preventing renal failure. The same works wonders for kidney poisoning related diseases. [Read: Papaya Juice: What Skin Types Can Use it And How?] Anti-inflammatory properties Papaya Seeds are anti-inflammatory making them great for alleviating arthritis, joint disease, swelling, pain, and redness. Anti-bacterial and Anti-Viral properties A small amount of Papaya Seeds has been found to kill harmful bacteria like E. coli, Staph, and Salmonella. They also help fight viral infections and cures Dengue, Typhoid, and numerous other diseases. In Nigeria, Papaya Seeds with Milk is an excellent cure for Typhoid fever. The seeds have been extensively used in Costa Rica to fight against Dengue fever. The juice from papaya leaves can help cure the same. Arresting Cancer Papaya Seeds contain agents that stop the growth of cancer cells and tumors. They contain isothiocyanate which works well for colon, breast, lung, leukemia and prostate cancer. Advertisement Destroys Parasites SPONSORED CONTENT Taking A Summer Eurotrip? There's A Travel Alert For American Tourists Powered By The Seeds of Papaya contain an alkaloid called “Carpaine” that kills intestinal worms and amoeba parasites. Whereas the Papaya Fruit helps metabolize proteins and makes the gastrointestinal tract an extremely hostile place for parasites to live and thrive. Studies have shown that children in Nigeria have got rid of parasites in their gut 75% of the times, by consuming Papaya Seed Juice for 7 days. Natural Contraceptive Papaya Seeds are excellent natural contraceptives for both men and women, without any side-effects, unlike the over-the-counter contraceptives that have numerous adverse effects on prolonged use. For centuries, both men and women in the Indian subcontinent and in parts of Southeast Asia have traditionally used the papaya fruit and its seeds as a form of birth control. [Read: Papaya: DIY Shower Cream, Oils, Vinegar and Masks] Aids Digestion Both unripe papaya and papaya seeds are high in the enzyme papain. Papain is a beneficial aid to protein digestion but best avoided for women currently or trying to get pregnant. For males, eating one teaspoon of Papaya Seeds every day for 3 months can greatly reduce sperm production without affecting libido. Moreover, this effect is temporary: when Papaya Seeds are discontinued the fertility comes back to normal. Making Papaya Juice Use 2 papaya leaves Wash and cut into smaller pieces Pound and squeeze the pulp through a filter cloth Only 2 tablespoons of juice can be squeezed out Two tablespoons per serving once a day How to Eat Papaya Seeds Papaya Seeds can be eaten raw (though that gives a strong, pepper-like but bitter taste), ground or crushed in Salad dressings, milk or honey. Conclusion The goodness of consuming Papaya Seeds are many and not limited to the above list. That being said, one should partake only small quantities of the seed and that also, not very frequently. Excessive consumption may lead to many side effects, notably pregnancy related issues. As a precaution, pregnant women should not use papaya seeds or the enzyme-rich green papaya. This warning on their use would also extend to breastfeeding. Additionally, while papaya seeds do have strong anti-parasitic properties, they may be too powerful for young children’s gastrointestinal tracts, so a doctor should be consulted before giving them to infants. Recommended Articles Is it safe to eat papaya (papita) during pregnancy? Papaya and its Healing Facts How Papaya Fruit Can Help Cure Heartburn and Indigestion? FURTHER READING #detox#nutrition#nutrition Post a Comment (362) CureJoy Editorial The CureJoy Editorial team digs up credible information from multiple sources, both academic and experiential, to stitch a holistic health perspective on topics that pique our readers' interest. Advertisement FROM AROUND THE WEB IoT Demands Innovative Applications brought to you by Oracle & Intel ® 8 Home Remedies To Make Your Face Glowing & Beautiful ApexLista The Biggest Snakes in The World and Beautiful Stories How they Survive The Biggest Birds 8 Simple Ways To Look Younger Than Your Age ApexLista These 6 Exercise Are More Effective In Shaping Your Body Than Running Health Care For Both Women, Men and Children 6 Dividend Stocks to Build Wealth After 50 The Motley Fool Burning 4000 calories a day can make you a champion Turner Broadcasting System Inc. 7 Signs That Your Partner Is Cheating On You Health Care For Both Women, Men and Children MORE FROM CUREJOY.COM What Are The Health Benefits Of Papaya And Its Seeds? 22 Things You Should Avoid To Prevent Kidney Damage. Top 10 Foods That Increase Sex Drive Side Effects of Lemon Juice You Didn't Know About Recommended by Privacy PolicyTerms Of UseDisclaimer Read Healthy Live Healthy × Get the best tips on healthy living right in your inbox. To Top