Leaves for longevity / myLot

@yanzalong (19091)

Indonesia

January 17, 2018 3:30am CST

It's called Heartleaf maderavine madevine -- vine that grows well every where. Its leaves as you see in the picture form like a heart. One of its health benefit is to make you live much longer. A very old woman aged 105 years of age said in one of the newspaper tht she loves eating fresh leaves, especially Heartleaf maderavine madevine. She eats two leaves of this plant everyday. Lots of kinds of diseases can be cured. If you have a wound, just cover it with crushed leaves. Have you ever seen this? Wanna give it a try?

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Silvermist

@silvermist (19701)

• India

18 Jan 18

Yes,I am familiar with this plant.Though not common we have this in some places in our state.

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Yanzalong

@yanzalong (19091)

• Indonesia

19 Jan 18

Thats great. So you can make use of it.

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Yanzalong

@yanzalong (19091)

• Indonesia

24 Jan 18

@silvermist That's great.

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Silvermist

@silvermist (19701)

• India

22 Jan 18

@yanzalong Yes,it is a blessing that it is available here.

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Kandase

@Kandae11 (57233)

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17 Jan 18

I have heard about so many different leaves , flowers and seeds which are said to have great health benefits - but I can't try them all. Have you heard of the Moringa tree?

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Yanzalong

@yanzalong (19091)

• Indonesia

17 Jan 18

No never heard of it? Can you tell me about it?

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Yanzalong

@yanzalong (19091)

• Indonesia

18 Jan 18

@Kandae11 Ah. Never mind.

Toni

@toniganzon (77064)

• Philippines

18 Jan 18

HOw's the taste? I think I've seen one but I'm not sure. I'm not into vegetables, much more leaves like that. I think it tastes bitter and I wouldn't even try it at all.

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Yanzalong

@yanzalong (19091)

• Indonesia

19 Jan 18

No it is not bitter. Not as bitter as papaya leaves are.

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Toni

@toniganzon (77064)

• Philippines

19 Jan 18

@yanzalong So what's the taste?

prashu

@prashu228 (37518)

• India

17 Jan 18

No i never heard about this leaves, they are a blessing

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Yanzalong

@yanzalong (19091)

• Indonesia

17 Jan 18

The leaves are very popular here in Indonesia.

Timea

@tzwrites (4835)

• Romania

17 Jan 18

I wouldn't want to eat the leaves but if works I guess they can make medicine out of it.

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Yanzalong

@yanzalong (19091)

• Indonesia

17 Jan 18

Some companies make good use of it by selling dry leaves.

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Timea

@tzwrites (4835)

• Romania

18 Jan 18

@yanzalong Then maybe you can have it as a tea? That would be easier to drink that chewing bare leaves...

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Yanzalong

@yanzalong (19091)

• Indonesia

19 Jan 18

@tzwrites yYes, I can. But I'd rather have it raw.

Nature_Lover

@Mshafeeq (2746)

• Kuwait, Kuwait

17 Jan 18

Nope never heard of it.

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Yanzalong

@yanzalong (19091)

• Indonesia

17 Jan 18

It's not popular outside our country.

KrauseHome

@KrauseHome (36445)

• United States

20 Jan 18

Interesting, and if it has those type of healing properties I would Love to have some... I have issues with wounds not wanting to heal right, and stay healed.