In English, the fruit is known as snake fruit, it may be because the skin is very similar to snake scales, right? The fruit is widely grown and found in Indonesia, Malaysia as well as Thailand, some very famous salak species such as salak pondo from Yogyakarta, salak condet from Jakrta, bali salak from Bali, Salak Sidempuan from North Sumatra and Madura salak also comes from Madura. In addition to the fruit, salak is also classified as a unique plant species because of many thorns, very different from the types of fruit trees in general.
Gynecology
Nutritional content value at 110 grams of salak, among others, 134 kJ calorie, 32kcal calorie, carbohydrate 8 gr, Vitamin C 2m, and also diet fiber. In addition, salak contains protein, calcium, iron, phosphorus, vitamin B and also water.
Benefits
Salak has several properties, among others:
Treating diarrheal diseases
Maintain healthy skin and nails
The epidermis of the fruit bark nutritious smoothing defecate (laxative)
Useful for eye health
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Salak leaf is also very effective to treat chronic hemorrhoid disease, the way is quite easy, use 3 pieces of salak then boiled with a glass of water, then boiled water in strain and drunk after added brown sugar. Drink 2 times a day, every morning and evening. Do it regularly for optimal results.
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