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Now that you know a little about the fruit, we would like to share with you another Caribbean tradition of using the leaves of the Soursop tree to make tea. While the fruit itself is packed with many health benefits, so are the leaves. When these leaves are steeped in hot water to make tea, they allegedly release nutrients that help boost immune health, decrease inflammation, aid digestion, help maintain healthy blood pressure levels, and are an excellent sleep aid. We hope you enjoy our recipe for Soursop Tea and that it can become part of your healthy lifestyle.
Ingredients
- 2-4 Soursop Leaves - dried
- 8-16 ounces Water
- Honey Or Sugar to taste

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