It’s medicine as in you’re not drinking it because it taste good you drink it to make you feel better.

Cerasee Herbal Tea is also referred to as bitter melon / bitter gourd and Karela in Asia, South America and the Middle East and, corilla and corailee in the Caribbean. The detailed use for Cerasee as an appetite stimulant is not outlined, but the plant has a long history in Chinese medicine and also in traditional medicine as treatment for stomach infections. For example, cerasee tea is a popular herbal treatment in the Caribbean, especially in Jamaica ( 3).For that reason, Cerasee extract may be used as a supplement for breast cancer treatment or prevention. Cerassie (corilla, corailee , bitter melon, karela) comes from specially grown cerassie plants of the Caribbean.

But we don’t just believe in providing for our consumers; we also believe in growing our local economies throughout the Caribbean.Remember that if the riper the fruit the more bitter it becomes (due to alkaloid momordicin-a substance found in bitter melon including its fruits, stems and leaves that makes it taste bitter) where it changes from green to yellow to orange (overripe)- although in some cases the fruit differs in a bitter taste, whether it is too immature or overripe. Although more evidence is still needed to establish Cerasee (Momordica) for skin treatments, early studies for the plant have had promising results. In the Caribbean, the tea is used to treat a number of ailments, ranging from high blood pressure to constipation ( 5). Etsy’s 100% renewable electricity commitment includes the electricity used by the data centres that host Etsy. Apart from abortifacient and antifertility effects, the plant is also associated with cases of hypoglycemic comas in children taking Cerasee tea, atrial fibrillation, abdominal pain, diarrhea, vomiting, and headache.