Bitter Kola (Garcinia Kola)

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Bitter Kola (Garcinia Kola)
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Garcinia Kola, also known as Bitter Kola, is a tropical flowering plant native to Central and Western Africa. The seeds of Garcinia Kola have been used for treating in African traditional medicine to treat a wide range of health problems, including coughs, diarrhea, hoarseness of voice, liver diseases , and as an aphrodisiac. Bitter Kola seeds have a sharp, bitter flavor that tastes into a mild flavor as you chew, making them an intense taste for some. Nonproliferation, early scientific research findings that they may have various health benefits, including helping fight infections and supporting immune function.
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