April 3rd, 2011 
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Banana, there are many wonders in it, ranging from kandunganya to benefit. Starting from the rhizome held until the banana skin we can take the benefits. There are various types of banana from plantains, bananas, stone, green banana,
Yellow bananas can be eaten without cooking it first, while the large green plantains are usually cooked by steaming, boiled, baked or fried before eating.
As I mentioned earlier, all the banana has many uses. Ripe banana peeled and sliced, then dried and preserved, while still green fruit is usually washed with boiling water, peeled, sliced, dried, ground and sieved to powder as it is commonly used to make bread and porridge. Banana flour is excellent for healing a number of diseases caused by gastrointestinal (inflammation of the intestine / stomach), such as diarrhea, dysentery, and gastrointestinal disturbance. Banana banana from a variety of cooked and used as a curry (anyone ever tried??), In addition to the banana can also be made into flour, the shaman used as formic acid (acid that could neutralize the acid) to reduce heartburn and heal Severe bleeding wounds. Young banana shoots that have not been open in the main stem can be eaten raw or cooked first. The immature fruit flesh of some kind of banana fruit can be roasted as a coffee substitute (good news for coffee addicts). Also sometimes ash / powder from some of these plants can be used as a substitute for salt. There also are not yet ripe plantains are sometimes ground to cover a leaky canoe, banana juice can be used to cure snake bite or scorpion, leaf and stem extracts can be used as an antidote to an overdose of opium and arsenic (As). (more…)
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