Watermelon
Watermelon is a favorite delicacy for many. The plant is native to the Kalahari Desert. It was grown in Egypt as early as the 20th century BC. Today there are about 1,200 varieties of watermelon in the world. Most ...
The fruit pulp of watermelon inhibits the reabsorption of water and salts in the kidney tubules, increases the rate of urine formation, and reduces the fluid content in tissues and serous cavities. In folk medicine, watermelon is used in...
Jam is a favorite delicacy of children and adults, which is made from fruits and berries. But few people know that you can also make such a dessert from ordinary watermelon rinds. He's easy on...
Watermelon in winter sounds tempting. But where and how to find it? The answer is simple. In your own pantry! Pickle watermelon in summer and in winter the whole family can enjoy the mild taste and aroma. Watermelon slices...
Watermelon is a heat-loving crop that produces large, sweet fruits whose taste is associated with summer and relaxation. Despite the popularity of this berry, many gardeners have never tried to grow it, considering...
Watermelon is a seasonal berry; its ripening period in nature begins in mid-August and lasts until the end of September.Unscrupulous farmers, wanting to speed up the process of growth and ripening of fruits, use nitrates for...
Regular increases in blood pressure lead to serious consequences: with a sharp jump in blood pressure, there is a negative effect on the kidneys, heart, and liver. To some extent, it helps everyone to reduce and prevent attacks of high blood pressure...
Watermelon is not only tasty, but also a valuable product. With frequent consumption of fruit pulp, general well-being improves, metabolism and weight are normalized, and the risk of developing diseases of the heart, blood vessels, and digestive organs is reduced. Berry...
Watermelon is consumed fresh, juices and cocktails are prepared from it, fried in batter, and jam is made from the rinds. In order not to look for a tasty and ripe watermelon on supermarket shelves, gardeners prefer to grow ...
