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Jack Fruit
Jack Fruit (Artocarpus Heterophyllus) derives from a tree native to Southeast Asia whose leaves, seeds and fruit can all be used, each for separate purposes. The ripe fruits are described as sweet, cooling, a laxative, an aphrodisiac and a tonic. The seeds are sweet, diuretic, an aphrodisiac and can be constipating.
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