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Lakshman Phal also known as soursop or Annona muricata is an amazing tropical fruit that is native to the Caribbean, Central ...

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Soursop leaves, obtained from the Graviola tree, hold a long history of traditional use in many cultures for their medicinal benefits. Recent research has started to shed light on these advantages ...

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Graviola, also referred to as soursop, is a tropical fruit that originates from South America, the Caribbean, and certain regions in Africa. It has been incorporated in traditional medicinal ...

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