A wise man once said, “When you think you have discovered 99% of what is available in the world, Nature slaps you hard with its unknown gifts yet to be discovered and all you know is less than 1%”
It is really fascinating to know something knew and sharing it really worth it. Here is one fruit called Langsat or Lanzones.
Langsats are small, translucent, orb-shaped fruits which are found in South east Asia mainly in India, Bhutan and Malaysia. Today Malaysia is the largest producer of Langsats, followed by Thailand, the Philippines, and Indonesia. In India you can find these in Nilgiri. Here are some benefits:
- Langsat fruit contains vitamin A that is essential for maintaining teeth and healthy bone. Our ancestor used this fruit to whiten the teeth.
- Langsats are a good source of natural antioxidants. In addition to Vitamin A, they also contain polyphenols that help breakdown free radicals that impacts aging.
- Langsat fruit helps in curing digestive tract problems. It being rich in fiber is good for gut health.
- Langsat fruit can be used as a alternative to sugar. It lowers blood pressure, and high blood pressure is the worlds leading cause of kidney disease.
- Langsat fruit is also known for treating fever and cold. It contains vitamin C, which helps in reducing flu and cold symptoms.
- Langsat tree especially the bark can be used as medicine to treat insect bites or scorpion bites. To use the bark of fruit: start by taking the starch stored in the tree bark. Starch is then applied to the part bitten by insects or scorpions and left to dry up. I never knew this.
- Due to high Vitamin A, Langsat fruit extract can be used to lighten our skin. Daily consumption will improve our skin quality.
Do you know what these taste like? Interesting fruit that I have never heard of.
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I haven’t tasted it, but I have seen these when I went to Nilgiri… they said it tastes like lychee
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Nice tips
Very useful
Thank for sharing
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Thank you so much..
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Wow. New information. Didn’t know about these. 😃
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Thank you Ramya..
There is more and more to know about nature.. more incoming…..
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Nature is mysteriously alluring and has so much hidden in itself. 😃
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The good news – they’re good for you. The bad news, they’re not available here! They look yummy tho
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Yes there are enormous gifts from nature some are available in one corner some or not… Likewise there are may natural food that is available in your place but not here… That’s sad..
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We have something like these back in my country, in Spanish they are called, mamones – so good!
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Oh that’s again new to hear… Nature has much more to teach us what is already there…
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Aha – I loved it – thanks for the share
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Thank you Shantanu.. it tastes like lychee.. see if u can get one in ur place.,
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I will look for it –
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My mom grew up in Indonesia and loves these. I haven’t seen them in the US (at least not where I live). 🙂
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Yes limited to Asian countries I think.. even in India we don’t see this fruit everywhere..
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I love these fruits! They are called Lanzones in our country.
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Oh yes.. Are you from Indonesia??
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No. I’m from the Philippines, Chiru.
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Oh fine.. Langsat’s origin is Indonesia as I heard… Good to see some one from Philippines..
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Oh, okay! Nice to know that. I’ve heard they’re much sweeter there. Thank you, Chiru!
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I tasted these…so yummy, a bit like lychee !
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Yes Like Lychee..
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Looks like it is packed with lots of benefit. I likevmy skin tone however I find no benefits in lightening
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Yes it is… They say it makes your skin soft and fresh.. I haven’t tried it though…
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I’ve tried these, it’s actually not bad. Great information.<3
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Thank you.. Its yummy taste.
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❤️
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Never heard of them before!
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Mostly available in Asian countries..
It tastes like Lychee
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Never heard of Lychee, either 🙂
Are you in Saudi Arabia? (My apologies if I’m mistaken.)
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U haven’t heard of Lychee… That’s strange.. We have lychee widely available in India..
yes I am in Saudi, next month will be returning back to India.
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Nice your topic
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Thanks
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Great share👍. This is sour again if not eaten fully ripe.
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athela ila.. ila ila ila.. Its tasty..
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Adanga maatiya….khatta Hein baba….
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Uper ka cover kisne khane ko bola.. we should eat only the white flesh inside
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Chilka meine kaha khayi… Tum tha Kya pass thab…🤔.
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Something new to consider. Thanks.
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Thank you 😊
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They look like some eggs of a bird
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Yes it looks like… but the flesh looks and tastes like lychee
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Never heard of them and can’t remember seeing them!
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It tastes like Lychee… In India it is available only in nilgiris.. and other south east Asian countries
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so pretty! too bad we don’t have in Los Angeles
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World is vast and so does the Nature.. But I think you can look for these fruits in super market may be…
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Wow.. Didn’t know about these! Thank you for the information! 😃
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There are more to it that we probably never heard of… nature is really wonder..
Thanks for the comment Richa
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I so agree! 🙂
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I love to eat the sweet version of this!!! Nice share! Thanks!
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Thanks.. yes these tastes yummy and healthy..
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Ah, this fruit I know! I eat it often. It’s so many in our country, Indonesia 🙂
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Yup widely available in Asia… native to Indonesia.. thanks for the read.,
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Great natural tips from a rare and unique fruit. Thanks for sharing.
Yonnie💜
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Thanks for the read.. Yes it is.. Not widely available.. but benefits are vast..
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You are welcome 😊
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Interesting read! I live in the Philippines, so I definitely need to get some!
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Yup.. widely available in Philippines..
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Wow never heard of these before… it looks jelly like in texture.. not sure I’d like it but I’d definitely try it.
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Yes there are more than what we know in this world.. Nature has lot to offer…
Do try it taste good..
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Will see if I can find them in Scotland
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You live in Scotland… That’s great.. one of my dream destination.
Yes I am sure you will…
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Yes. If you come, come in May, June or July it’s our best weather.
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Thanks.. Sure I will plan one day.. Scotland is a must visit for any individual in the planet..
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I hope pofe finds you visiting all the places your heart desires!
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