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Bitter Leaf Makes You Sleep Naturally
Bitter leaf, improves taste of food and appetite because of its bitter principle which combines, in a unique way, with some elements of sweetness.
Drinking water from bitter leaf makes it to give appetite to convalescing patients who lack appetite.
In fact , sick people who take bitter leaf pepper soup to stimulate their oxynti cells or appetite to eat.
REDUCES HYPERTENSION NATURALLY
Regular consumption of bitter leaf as drink or soup usually reduces hypertension.
The patient can also wash a handful of bitter leaf in a cup of water and drink every night before sleeping.
This will reduce the blood pressure systematically.
After doing this for about a month the doctor should be invited to asses the hypertension scenario.
This is with a view to reduce the prescribed medical drugs to avoid the situation where the blood pressure/hypertension will over drop and lead to low blood pressure. This is actually more dangerous and can take one faster to early death than hypertension itself.
FIGHT SLEEPLESSNESS OR INSOMIA NATURALLY
Modern living with all the stress, anxiety, noise, etc tend to take its toll on people by making them to suffer sleeplessness or insomnia.
Some have resulted to valium or sleeping peels. These produce sleep in the suffer but they are addictive. As time goes by the sufferer may have to increase the dosage.
The side effects of sleeping tablets like other chemical drugs provoke other health challenges on their own.
A cup of bitter leaf juice by bed time makes one sleep naturally sleep and relaxes the body nerves.
CURE FOR LOSS OF MEMORY
As consequence of diabetes, old age or other ailments, loss of memory can be frustrating and painful.
There are lots of chemical drugs and psychological tools for ameliorating this condition but none is effective with regular consumption of bitter leaf juice.
Bitter leaf juice taken thrice daily is very efficacious. Try this and see how you can recall names and connect people and events.
