October 14, 2023

Papaya's Powerful Punch!

Yet another example of the healing properties found all around us in nature, courtesy of our amazing Creator!

We just need to know about them and how to use them.

After doing some research into the Wondrous Papaya, I will be using it in various of our products, to include a brand new formula to relieve the discomforts of and help bring healing to skin conditions, such as atopic dermatitis, eczema, and psoriasis. This, soon to come, in a cream I am calling:

FIG+

Then, I will be doing a separate payapa leaf extract to use on its own and to add that to my Eater's Digest, Cycle, and Metabolism UP herbal extract formulas, and I will also be adding the dried leaves to our Digest Tea, Cycle Tea, Lean Tea, and to the base oil of all of our Wondrous Skincare products.

This is just so fun!

Please join me live on ZOOM today to learn how Papaya might be beneficial for you - October 14, at NOON (EST)!

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Papaya Benefits Digestion, Heart Health & More

Christopher Columbus was known to call papaya the “fruit of the angels.” This orange-colored, melon-like fruit is part of the Caricaceae family of plants and grows on the Carica papaya tree.

It’s native to southern Mexico and Central America but can be grown in most tropical areas. When ripe, it is commonly used around the world to make juice or as a delicious addition to salads, salsa or desserts. Not only that, but it is also commonly used as a meat tenderizer or digestive enzyme as well.

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Papaya leaves are equally famous for their health benefits as the fruit papaya. They have incredible medicinal properties that can help manage several conditions like dengue, menstrual pain and inflammation.