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Today, all parts of the plant — bark, leaves, roots, seeds, and fruit — are used in natural medicine:
Leaves: Anti-inflammatory, antidiabetic, anti-ulcer, anti-cancer, calming for insomnia and nervous disorders.
Bark: Helps lower blood sugar in diabetic patients.
Seeds: Used in indigenous medicine to combat malaria and parasites.
Pulp: Aids wound healing, prevents wrinkles, relieves constipation, fatigue, muscle pain, and colds.
Its diuretic and detoxifying properties help regulate blood pressure, boost energy, and support bone health. The juice is also popular for its digestive and hydrating effects.
⚠️ Important Considerations
Despite its health benefits, soursop must be consumed responsibly:
Excessive consumption may be linked to Parkinson’s-like symptoms.
Seeds may be toxic — their extract is highly irritating, especially to the eyes.
Always consult a healthcare provider before using soursop in large quantities or over long periods.
🌟 Health Benefits Summary
✅ Fruit:
Hydrating
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