Hivi ni wapi research imefanyika kuonyesha kuwa hiyo BAOBAB kuwa special namna hiyo?ilikuja aloe vera hivyo hivyo kumbe ni dawa ya kuku ya mafua
Kuna tafiti mbali mbali ambazo zimefanyika na kuthibitisha kuwa Mbuyu una faida kadhaa karibu zote zimesisitiza Mbuyu hulainisha ngozi, kurutubisha nywele, kusaidia ngozi isichakae na pia kupunguza mafuta mwilini hata kwenye masuala ya moyo na mengine mengi. Sijajua kuhusu aloe vera na miti mingine kama Muarobaini ambao kwa hakika una tiba kibao. Mbuyu ni moja ya miti inayotoa faida kibao.
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Baobab (Adansonia digitata) is a tree native to certain tropical regions in Africa, including Tanzania,South Africa, Botswana and Mozambique. Baobab trees produce fruit with a powdery pulp found to contain high amounts of
vitamin C. Often consumed as a food or added to beverages, baobab fruit is sometimes used for medicinal purposes.
Uses for Baobab
In traditional African medicine, baobab fruit is used to treat a number of illnesses (including
asthma, fever,
diarrhea, malaria and smallpox). In addition, practitioners of traditional African medicine often use baobab fruit to
curb inflammation.
In recent years, manufacturers have begun adding baobab fruit to juices, energy drinks, energy bars and dietary supplements. Often marketed as a "superfruit," baobab is typically touted as a rich source of
antioxidants. For instance, baobab is sometimes said to contain greater amounts of vitamin C than oranges and other citrus fruits.
Baobab-containing products are often marketed as a rich source of
antioxidants. Some proponents claim that, due to their antioxidant content, products made with baobab fruit can help slow the
aging process and protect against major illnesses like
heart disease and cancer. Baobab is also said to protect against inflammation-related conditions (including
type 2 diabetes,
arthritis, and
allergies, as well as heart disease and cancer).
Additionally, baobab fruit is sometimes used as an ingredient in skin-care, hair-care and body-care products. Some personal-care products contain baobab oil, which is extracted from the seeds of the baobab tree. Research shows that baobab seeds are rich in essential fatty acids (such as linoleic acid) that may help improve the skin.
Benefits of Baobab
To date, very few scientific studies have tested the potential health benefits of baobab fruit. The available research includes a 2009 report published in Critical Reviews in Food Science and Nutrition. Looking at data on the nutritional properties of baobab, the report's authors found that baobab fruit is rich in antioxidants, including vitamin C. However, since little is known about how efficiently the human body can absorb the antioxidants found in baobab fruit, the report's authors call for more research on the health effects of consuming baobab.
In an earlier report (published in Plant Foods for Human Nutrition in 2004), scientists determined that baobab fruit contains significant amounts of essential minerals (including calcium, potassium, and magnesium).
Is Baobab Safe?
While baobab is generally considered safe, little is known about the safety of long-term use of supplements containing baobab.
Where to Find Baobab
Available for purchase online, products containing baobab are sold in some natural-food stores and in stores specializing in dietary supplements. In addition, personal-care products containing baobab oil are available in some specialty-beauty shops.
