Gorontula Syrup

Gorontula Syrup can help cleanse the body system, prevent diseases such as high blood pressure and treat challenges of infertility.

• It has been confirmed and tested to act as an aphrodisiac.
• It can also help with bowel movement, ease digestion and with the body's immune system.
• Perhaps notably, it is safe for all ages to drink. Analysis has shown that seeds are used as natural medicines for illnesses and diseases.

Gorontula is known to be a 'miracle fruit' by those who know of its many health benefits.

• It's soft and chewy, so it's also called "African Chewing Gum" fruit.
• It's botanically referred to as Azanza garckeana.
• It possesses many health benefits, it is entirely organic and natural.
• Gorontula fruits can be submerged in a limited amount of water to create a jelly. This is how the Gorontula syrup is made.

Product benefits

• Addresses pains in the abdomen and chest
• It treats cough
• It treats Liver issues
• This wonder fruit contains antioxidants, one of which is carotenoids, which helps to detoxify the body's system. This stimulates your liver and helps clear up your system.
• It boosts libido
• Prevents You from the risk of getting Cancer
• The antioxidants in the fruit help battle antibodies that can destroy the body's cells.
• Lowers or reduce blood sugar; this is particularly helpful to people who have diabetes. It can also be applicable to all.
• Prevents Blood Pressure
• Tannins in Gorontula have also been reported to have other biochemical effects on humans.
• It helps speed up blood clotting, decreases blood pressure, lowers serum lipid levels and induces necrosis in the liver.
• The Gorontula syrup also helps to modulate immunoresponses. However, the dosage and form of tannins are crucial to these effects.
• This wonder fruit plays a part in improving one's eyesight.
• Saponins are one of the components of this fruit. This compound has antimicrobial properties that protect the body from fungi, bacteria and viruses.
• They also boost immune function by stimulating the development of T-cells.
• They also act as antioxidants and reduce oxidative stress.