Pumpkin's cold

By VicentaLakin

Pumpkin's cold
AS FRUIT, PAPAYAS ARE ACTUALLY EDIBLE, LUMBER-COVERED AND SMOOTH, FRUIT-RICH, FRAGRANCE, SWEET AND NUTRITIOUS, AND ONE OF THE FOUR MAIN FRUITS OF THE RIDGE SOUTH. THE PAPAYAS CONTAIN AMINO ACIDS AND CALCIUM, IRON, ETC., AS WELL AS PAPAYA PROTEIN ENZYME, PAPAYA ALKALINE, ETC. HALF-SIZED PAPAYA FEET PROVIDE VITAMIN C FOR ADULTS ALL DAY LONG. THE PAPAYAS ARE KNOWN IN CHINESE AS “TWICE FRUIT” AND, BY DEFINITION, EAT MORE THAN THEY CAN BRING ABOUT。

Recipe Recommendations

  • papaya one
  • white jelly appropriate amount
  • fine sugar appropriate amount

Steps for Pumpkin's cold

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    Prepare the required materials。
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    The white powder is drained。
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    Put the white powder in the boiler。
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    If you open the fire, you can turn it off。
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    Pumpkin wash, cut the top off。
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    Dig it out with a little spoon。
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    When the white powder cools, it pours into the papaya。
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    The top of the papaya is then covered with a membrane covering the first half of it and placed in the freezer until it is frozen。
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    Done
  • Pumpkin's cold Make Tips

    Efficacy of Papaya: Papaya is warm in nature and sour in taste, entering the Liver and Spleen meridians. It possesses the functions of eliminating food stagnation, expelling parasites, clearing heat, and dispelling wind. It is used to treat conditions such as stomach pain, indigestion, lung heat dry cough, blocked lactation, eczema, parasitic diseases, and cramps in the hands and feet. Functions of Papaya: 1. Strengthening the Spleen and Digesting Food: Papain in papaya can break down fats into fatty acids. Modern medicine has discovered that papaya contains an enzyme capable of digesting proteins, which facilitates digestion and absorption in the human body; thus, it possesses the function of strengthening the spleen and aiding digestion. 2. Fighting Infection and Expelling Parasites: Carpaine and papain have effects against tuberculosis bacteria and parasites such as tapeworms, roundworms, whipworms, and amoebas; therefore, they can be used to kill parasites and treat tuberculosis. 3. Promoting Lactation and Anti-Cancer: Chymopapain in papaya promotes lactation, while carpaine has anti-lymphatic leukemia properties. Therefore, it can be used to promote lactation and treat lymphatic leukemia (blood cancer). 4. Supplementing Nutrition and Enhancing Immunity: Papaya contains a large amount of water, carbohydrates, proteins, fats, various vitamins, and essential amino acids for the human body. It can effectively supplement the body's nutrients and enhance the body's ability to resist disease. 5. Anti-spasm: Carpaine contained in the flesh of the papaya has the effect of relieving spasm pain and shows significant therapeutic effects on gastrocnemius cramps. Applicable Population: Suitable for patients with chronic atrophic gastritis, lactating women with insufficient milk supply, those suffering from rheumatic muscle and bone pain, sprains and contusions, indigestion, and obesity. However, it is not suitable for pregnant women or individuals with allergic constitutions.