Top 5 Health Benefits of Cerasee

•Cure of abdominal pains.
•Liver problems, as a tonic, and as a blood and body cleanser.
•This herb has detoxifying properties and is used as a wash out to purge the body.
•Treat skin ailments such as rashes, atopic dermatitis (eczema), sores,...
•Very effective in relieving constipation, fevers and colds in children.

Use As Vegetable, Medical And Culinary Herb !

Cerasee (Momordica charantia) is a plant with medicinal and culinary uses. It’s best known as bitter melon or bitter gourd and is popular in Traditional Chinese Medicine and in Jamaica it is used as tea or "medicine" to purify the blood. It can also be placed in soaps and used to move impurities from the skin. The leaves, vine, fruit, and seeds of the plant are edible. One reported medicinal benefit is as a cure for abdominal pains. A small bundle of the leaves with vines and some ginger, boiled to make a tea with a little sugar or honey added, can be very effective for various ailments. Some people like it better without any sweetener, which is in fact the best way.

A tea made from the leaves and vines is used to treat parasitic worms, liver problems, as a tonic, and as a blood and body cleanser. This herb has detoxifying properties and is used as a wash out to purge the body.

The leaves crushed and rubbed (to get the juice extracted) in a bath with water is used to bathe in to treat skin ailments such as rashes, atopic dermatitis (eczema), sores, and naturally to give your skin a cleaner more refined look.Very effective in relieving constipation, fevers and colds in children.
The tea decreases menstrual cramps can also treat urinary tract infections.
 
Common Names :
Aampalaya, arsorossie, balsam pear, balsamapfel, balsamina, balsamini longa, bitter melon, bittere meloen, bittergourd, karela, ku gua foo, mara, muop dang, pomme de merveille, pomo balsamo, pare, peria, sopropo, tsuru reishi.