Health Benefits Of Pumpkin Leaves (Ugu) Leaves Juice

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Health Benefits Of Pumpkin (UGU)Leaves Juice

(Ugu Juice)

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Have you ever heard about the positive impact of pumpkin leaves juice on your health? This Ugu vegetable has tons of vitamins and minerals, which help your body to stay healthy and your skin to remain smooth.

There are several approaches of Ugu’s leaves in food. A shot of blended pumpkin leaves may not sound very tasty, particularly for people with a sweet tooth. However, a careful blend of a selection of fruits along with fresh Ugu leaves can be made into a tasty, nutritious drink brimming with loads of health benefits.

Pumpkin or Ugu leaf juice is widely used in African cuisine as an accompaniment for meat or a natural substitute for carbonated drinks.

It is a very big source of vitamin D and minerals, so it is very beneficial for your health. It is also very delicious, and many vegetarians give a preference to Ugu over other products. Sometimes it is used in many sweets or even when making medicine products. The Ugu leaf, or simply pumpkin leaf, is filled with iron, which helps with blood circulation and eases pain during “special days” in every woman’s life.

Pumpkin leaves have a lot of vitamins. The healthiest are Vitamin A, Vitamin C, calcium, and iron. However, one more benefit that pumpkin leaves juice has is that while the juice is very tasty, it still has low calories.

The amount of vitamins works well for all areas of your body. Vitamin A benefits your vision. Vitamin C helps your skin, which means that in the case of any wounds, scars, this vitamin helps your skin to renew and recover faster.

Also, pumpkin leaves have a lot of iron in them. Iron helps keep our muscles strong and carries oxygen itself from our lungs to other parts of the body. This is what we call hemoglobin. If you’ve ever had to deal with “anemia”, you know that this disease is caused due to iron deficiency.

 

UGU JUICE TO CURE TYPHOID FEVER

 

Take Alabukun with lime water, squeeze ugu vegetables into a glass cup with two local eggs, half a tin of milk, and two spoons of natural honey mixed together, and drink it. Three times a day after a meal.

 

HOW TO MAKE PUMPKIN LEAF JUICE

 

It is more of a smoothie than a juice. The taste of the drink is unforgettable. To make it, you need a sieve and a blender to process the leaves.

 

This method of making the juice is easy and takes only about 20 minutes:

 

(1) Take Ugu leaves and rinse them with water, wash properly to avoid contamination. Make sure to remove all insects.

 

(2) Juicy and tasty juice is made out of raw Ugu leaves

 

After the leaves are ready to go, to blend easily, cut your Ugu leaves into small sizes not needed to cut them.

 

(3) Add a bit of water and blend it until you see that the leaves have turned smooth. If you use a high speed to blend, this could take up to five minutes. It can also depend on what kind of blender you use.

 

(4) Five minutes later, pour the juice through a sieve. The above Ugu & fruit smoothie recipe can easily be turned into a juice drink by filtering out the fiber after blending the mixture.

 

(5) The juicy mass should be boiled for 90-120 seconds(optional). You can also drink it freshly made, raw. This way, all the vitamins will stay in the juice, which makes it not only tasty but also a healthy drink.

 

(6) You can add some fruits in Ugu smoothie/juice such as banana, strawberry, mango, grapes, orange, melon, avocado, etc. You can also use a blend of more than one fruit to get more exotic flavours as you desire. Other people prefer to add a full cup or tin of milk or malt bottle drink into their Ugu leaf juice solution.

 

Ready to consume.

 

(Bishop Dr Chinomso Jude Nwala )

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