Can "chicken shit fruit" guava lower blood sugar? Can you eat seeds? (with pest control)

Guava, also known as guava, chicken poop fruit, is a myrtle tree. Guava is mostly planted and cultivated in tropical areas of China, which has a lot of effects. Can stop bleeding, clear heat and so on. So can guava lower blood sugar? Can the seeds of guava be eaten? What are the diseases and insect pests of guava?

Can guava lower blood sugar?

According to dietitian analysis, guava contains an average of 125-180 mg of vitamin C per 100 grams of pulp, about three times that of oranges. Therefore, foreign medical scientists use guava juice as a baby drink. The guava fruit has a delicate color, delicate meat and a delicate smell. In addition to fresh food, it can also be made into jam, jelly and fruit juice. it can also be used as medicine. According to traditional Chinese medicine, guava has the ability to stop diarrhea, stop bleeding, stop itching, and mainly treat diarrhea, chronic dysentery, eczema, trauma bleeding and so on.

As for the hypoglycemic effect of guava, Japanese scientists have confirmed it in animal experiments. It is common to use guava juice or sauce to treat diabetes in Taiwan Province of China. There are also examples of this among the people in the mainland. for example, mild patients take 1 to 3 cups of guava juice after three meals a day, which is effective. If you take 50 grams of dried guava fruit, a balsam pear, fried in water, once or twice a day, it will also have a better effect on improving the symptoms of diabetes.

Can the seeds of guava be eaten?

Yes. Everyone likes guava, but no one likes guava seeds. In fact, guava seeds are good for the stomach. It helps digestion.

Guava seed polyphenols are strong antioxidants:

1. It can promote the adaptability of joints and the elasticity of skin.

2. Protect cardiovascular system

3. Anti-inflammation and slow down sports injury

4. slow down the visual impairment caused by diabetes and promote the improvement of visual acuity.

5. Promote brain function.

III. Control of diseases and insect pests of guava

The main diseases and insect pests of guava are canker, blight, nematode, anthrax,

Soot, fruit rot, pink scale, cotton aphid, peach fruit moth, whitefly, aphid and yellow moth, etc. Canker and blight can be prevented by smearing wounds with Bordeaux pulp (1 part of copper sulfate, 2 parts of hydrated lime and 3 parts of cow dung). Anthracnose, coke rot and soot can be controlled with 50% Dysen zinc, 50% methyl topiramate 1000 times, or 75% chlorothalonil 800 times.

Nematode disease is the vector of blight, and once infected, it is very difficult to treat. Healthy seedlings should be selected for the prevention and treatment of the disease; potted nutritious soil should be disinfected with phoxim and lime, and once disinfected plants are found, the diseased plants should be removed or cut off and burned in time to prevent spread. Peach fruit moth can be controlled with 2.5% Kung Fu EC 2000 times. Aphids, whiteflies, etc., are controlled with 1000 times of 25% buprofezin or 1000 times of 40% speed.