Tribulus Terrestris Fruit Powder

Tribulus Terrestris Fruit PowderBotanical Name Tribulus terrestris Other Names Puncture Vine, Goats Head, Devils Thorn, Devil's Weed, Ground Caltrop, Caltrops, Cat's Head, Gokshura, Bindi, Yellow Vine, Tackweed, Mexican Sand burr, Bullhead, Texas Sand burr Origin China Flavor Profile This powder is known for having a very strong flavor with a bit of a bitter aftertaste. It should be mixed with drinks that have an equally strong flavor such as coffee or smoothies. Typical

Botanical Name - Papaver somniferum

Like the grain

The liquid is known for its bitter taste

The whole plant is a traditional remedy for an acidic stomach

Citric Acid

raw food enthusiasts avoid cooking or heating in order to preserve the food's nutritional value

Precautions - Kola nut has a stimulatory effect due to caffeine alkaloids and may not be suitable for people with high blood pressure or heart disease

herbal oils and salves for skin irritations

bitter flavor

Bay Leaf has a bitter

Frankincense has been used since ancient times

Cosmetic Usages - Use in facial steams