Healing with food is one of the best ways to heal, and Monstera Deliciosa Fruit is the spike looking fruit of a split-leaf Philodendron… a beautiful houseplant in the states and grows wild in Central America.
This fruit must be totally ripe to be eaten otherwise it’s toxic. But don’t let that stop you because this fruit is really tasty!
It has a taste similar to Banana and Pineapple mixed together—Wonderful! And the taste changes depending on how long the fruit has been ripe… different flavors coming out all the time such as guava and passion fruit.
And Monstera Deliciosa Fruit is loaded with lots of Vitamin C.
In fact it contains 60 mg per 100 grams of fruit, more than 22 grams of protein, lots of good carbs, some B Vitamins, almost no fat, calcium, and phosphorus.
Monstera Deliciosa Fruit is full of large amounts of Vitamin C, which is a great antioxidant that keeps away disease.
Some athlete’s find that Monstera Deliciosa Fruit made into a smoothie is great for instant energy and increased stamina. And if you have a long run, swim, or bike trek ahead of you Monstera Deliciosa will provide the calories you need to get you going.
And some say it’s great for those recovering from radiotherapy.
Give this odd looking fruit a try, you can find it at specialty markets.
Paul Haider – Master Herbalist
I would like to know the nutritional content of 100grams of monstereo please.
Hi-Linda
Sorry I don’t know that – you would have to talk to a chemist and have that research done.
Many Blessings My Friend
Dr. Haider
Can this plant be grown in USA and product fruit?
Hi- Kim
It could be grown in Florida or in greenhouses
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Dr Haider
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Hi Mr. Haider,
I grew up in Costa Rica and had the plant monsters deliciosa all around me, but never knew the health value of its fruit. I will definitely try to include it in my diet if I can find it here in California.
Regards,
Sonja
Great Enjoy… Many Blessings My Friend… Dr Haider 😀🙏🏻❤️