Description

Betel nut, which comes from the areca palm—a plant similar to the coconut—is commonly found in China, India, Southeast Asia, and tropical regions of Africa. Chewing betel nut has been a widespread tradition since ancient times and continues to be practiced today, particularly in rural communities.

Betel nuts are often used in traditional medicine and can be consumed in various ways—raw, dried, boiled, roasted, or burned. These seeds are believed to offer a range of health benefits.

In addition, the seeds of the areca palm are sometimes used in the treatment of conditions such as schizophrenia (a mental health disorder) and glaucoma. Some individuals also use the fruit for its relaxing properties, as it has a stimulating effect on the central nervous system that helps enhance alertness and boost physical stamina.

Usage For:

1. Overcoming colds

2. Overcoming digestive problems

3. Remove toxins in the body

4. Remove phlegm

5. Remove bad odor in the mouth

6. Increase sexual desire

7. Stimulate appetite