20:1 Vienuolis Vaisių Ekstraktas Luo Han Guo Milteliai Buda vaisių ilgaamžiškumas vaisių Siraitia Grosvenorii Koncentruoti Milteliai

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Monk Fruit Briefing:

The name monk fruit might not be very common, but perhaps you have heard of luo han guo, Buddha fruit, or longevity fruit.These are all names for Siraitia grosvenorii, a vine in the gourd family that bears a particularly valuable and powerful fruit.You can primarily find monk fruit in Thailand and certain parts of China, where it has been used for thousands of years as both, a medicinal remedy for a variety of diseases and a useful food additive, namely as a sweetener.

This unusual fruit is exponentially sweeter than sugar, with high concentrations of fructose and glucose, but the sweetness comes from unique glycosides in the flesh of the fruit.In addition, this fruit is packed with antioxidants and organic compounds and vitamins that have a wide array of benefits to human health.

The fruit itself is round approximately 5 centimeters in diameter and has a sweet edible pulp inside a bitter outer rind.The fruit is attached to the plant via long tendrils, as this plant is technically a vine.Although this has been used to treat different ailments in traditional Chinese medicine for millennia, other countries only discovered the fruit in the 20th century, and it has only been in the last 20 years that major international attention has been drawn to luo han guo.The importance of its role as a sweetener has made it very valuable and monk fruit supplements and the fruit itself can now be found on a much wider scale than in the past.Now, let’s take a closer look at some of the invaluable health benefits of monk fruit.