1. Can I eat it directly?Papaya can be eaten directly. Just pick out the ripe fruits and wash them in clean water. Divide the papaya into two parts in the middle, remove the outer skin, clean out the seeds inside, rinse them in clean water, and you can eat them directly. If you don’t like this way of eating, you can also cook it before eating. 2. Benefits1. Promote digestion: Papaya contains enzymes and fiber, which can break down fat, digest protein in the body, promote the absorption and digestion of food, improve food accumulation in the body, and enable the stomach and intestines to move. This will reduce the workload of the stomach and intestines, so that the body can gradually become thinner, achieve the effect of losing weight and making the body lighter. 2. Improve skin quality: Papaya can also improve the skin, making it better and better, playing a role in beauty and skin care, making it rosy and shiny, and the skin on the face more delicate. 3. Unblocking milk secretion: The substances contained in it are useful for mothers who have just given birth. It can make milk secretion smooth and produce high-quality milk. 4. Relieve pain: This fruit can also relieve pain in the body’s joints and help to strengthen the body. |
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