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Health & Wellness => Health Concerns => Alternative Medicine => Topic started by: tiririt on April 13, 2013, 01:09:04 pm
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Does anyone here familiar with this plant that originate in Japan called ashitaba. Its a great cure daw for diabetes. Actually it is edible. Pwede nga isama sa salad. Out of curiosity i tasted it. Ok lang walang bitter taste, walang gaanong lasa. Gamot din daw sa high blood at promotes growth sa mga bata.
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Hi sis, yung Parents ko and yung Manang namin na may hypertension, kumakain or nagngangata nitong Ashitaba. Super effective naman sa kanila. Yung Mom ko nga kahit Hindi na uminom ng maintenance niya basta nakapag take ng Ashitaba okay na okay.
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hello. madami kami nito sa bahay. madali din sya tumubo eh. everyday kumakain mom ko nito.
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Hi. The Ashitaba you're describing ata is the Ashitaba of the Philippines. This is not the Ashitaba from Japan. I'm actually trying to haggle nga ngayon kasi medyo may kamahalan.
Mahirap daw kasi alagaan, because it should start from a fresh seed (seed na new release ng plant) para tumaas ang likelihood to germinate. Ashitaba seed daw kasi does not store well, so if you import seed, mataas ang chance na walang tutubo.
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I tried ashitaba plant at masarap sya. My aunt tried this too. May friend ako na sobrang taas ng blood sugar kaya hindi matanggap sa work pero nong nagstart na syang mag ashitaba naging normal ang labtest nya.
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maganda nga tong leaves na to.. my parents are taking these for maintenance at pag naisipan nila mag-tea, eto ginagamit nila..
I even referred this plant to my officemate whose mom suffered vertigo and mataas BP.. ayun awa ni Lord, nakatulong at nagtanim na rin siya nun using the stem na binigay ko. ;D
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where can I buy Ashitaba plant? thanks po.
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i've read na maganda nga itong herb na ito...ma try nga :)
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hello. madami kami nito sa bahay. madali din sya tumubo eh. everyday kumakain mom ko nito.
If the leaves look like a standard leaf with symmetrical jagged edge, a little thick like a succulent and has micro hair on the surface, that's not real Ashitaba, it's called Gynura (gynura procumbens). I grow these too on my roof and use it in my green smoothies and with my salads.
I put a few leaves in my water bottle with herbs to alkalize my drinking water and replace the leaves every 3-4 days.
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may colleague ako na umiinom din nito. naghahanap nga din ako kasi mukhang maganda nga.
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We have the ORIGINAL Ashitaba at home NOT gynura. My family also mixes Ashitaba powder to our breakfast (like oatmeal with honey) or smoothies so it's much easier to consume :)
We get our ashitaba plant and powder from this supplier https://www.facebook.com/pages/Ashitaba-Angelica-keiskei-koidzumi-for-Sale/300232080121742 they give us free ashitaba plant when we purchase powder in bigger amounts.
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where can I buy Ashitaba plant? thanks po.
I bought mine sa Tagaytay. Just in case magpalamig kayo dun, madaming plants na mabibili. Nakuha ko ng 3 for P100.
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I bought mine sa Tagaytay. Just in case magpalamig kayo dun, madaming plants na mabibili. Nakuha ko ng 3 for P100.
Hi Sis! I believe your plant is Gynura, not Ashitaba =) Gynura is widespread here in the Philippines as being called "Ashitaba" but it's actually not the real japanese Ashitaba. Gynura costs about 80 pesos while the Genuine Ashitaba costs more and can reach about a few thousand depending on the maturity. =)
Hope this helps =D
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pero mukhang sa napanood ko kagabi sa jessica, parehas naman yata na healthy i-take ang gynura. tama nga ba?
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pero mukhang sa napanood ko kagabi sa jessica, parehas naman yata na healthy i-take ang gynura. tama nga ba?
They both have their benefits naman. =) But Gynura being marketed as Ashitaba is misleading. When my dad was asking us to look for Ashitaba, I had 2 family friends who said they had "Ashitaba" they could give me but it turned out to be Gynura pala.
Eventually I found where to buy genuine Ashitaba na. Real Ashitaba (Angelica keiskei koidzumi) kasi is known to help with Cancer.
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Aww... I should buy the real ones. Taga saan po ba yung supplier?
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Aww... I should buy the real ones. Taga saan po ba yung supplier?
He's based in Manila but he delivers naman anywhere :) here sis, sharing for your reference https://www.facebook.com/pages/Ashitaba-Angelica-keiskei-koidzumi-for-Sale/300232080121742
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He's based in Manila but he delivers naman anywhere :) here sis, sharing for your reference https://www.facebook.com/pages/Ashitaba-Angelica-keiskei-koidzumi-for-Sale/300232080121742
Thank you sis. I will check it out.
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^Aw magkano kaya?
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Gynura din pala yung meron kami dito and I've been giving these to friends. Anyway I ordered sa link posted above and sabi dedeliver today. Its 1400 for ashitaba and 3 for 100 for other potted herbs.
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Pa join..
Gynura pala yung tanim ng kuya ko? Binili yan ng mother ko at sabi nga eh Ashitaba raw..
Sana may mag post ng pics ng real at hindi.sa google kase parang same lang itsura nila.
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gynura din yung tinanim namin.. sabi yun daw ashitaba e... :) sana meron talaga yung totoo na ashitaba na pix
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^^ You have to look for a legit supplier. It's hard to plant on your own kasi mainit ang weather so buy nalang the powder so you can just make a tea out of it.
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Ashitaba-Angelica-keiskei-koidzumi-for-Sale/300232080121742
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Meron din akong nakitang nagbebenta ng Ashitaba tea sa Landmark Makati, madalas ko tong madaanan s grocery
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Probably better to get the organic kind that you can just sift at home like a tea. Try to order in the link i previously shared. He's very accommodating.