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Maligayang Pasko at Manigong Bagong Taon,Buon Natale e Felice Anno Nuovo, Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, Feliz navidad y feliz año nuevo,Farm Tedeschi & Sangingka beach club,

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Dragon fruit farm Tedeschi guest star Sanginka beach club

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 Sanging ' Ebony' itim na kahoy Maynila abaca,abaka,                                  Farm Farm Tedeschi Musa textilis Black Manila' Ebony' Hemp Banana,                            Banana ebano Canapa nera di Manila

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Saging ,VS,banana                                                                                The origin of bananas is placed in Southeast Asia, in the jungles of Malaysia, Indonesia, or the Philippines, and it is believed that the earliest written reference to bananas is in Sanskrit, around 500 B.C.  However, archaeological findings show that a wild, seeded, ancestor of the modern banana formed part of the diet of Sri Lanka’s Balangoda Man, who inhabited the jungles of Batadombalena around 10,000 BC. Bananas are also said to have been cultivated in the Kuk Valley of New Guinea in about 5,000 B.C.     When Alexander the Great invaded India in 327 B.C. his soldiers are said to have seen extensive plantations of bananas in the Indus Valley. It was, in fact, Alexander the Great who took bananas to the West, while Arabs/North Africans are credited with having given bananas their present name (the word “banana” is derived from the Arabic word “banaan,” which means “finger”). As an aside, while certain scholars hold that the word “averi” is the Sri Lankan equivalent for “hands” (which ties in nicely with the Arabic “banaan” concept), we do not have any concrete evidence from within the Sinhalese or Tamil vocabulary to back this position. In any event, Islamic literature shows that Arab traders popularised the habit of consuming bananas along their trade route. Later, the Dutch, Portuguese, and Spanish caught on, resulting in bananas becoming the worldwide superstars they are today.There are 1,000 varieties of bananas in the world, which are divided into about 50 groups, (although several are said to have been brought from South India, or scientifically introduced to Sri Lanka). Cavendish banana, also known as the Canary Island or Chinese banana, is the only type of banana that many Westerners have ever tasted or even heard of. While the original home of the Cavendish banana is said to be southern China, the Sri Lankan Cavendish, or binkehel, was likely derived from an introduction to Mauritius, which occurred no later than the early 20th century. Cavendish acquired an early specimen of the Cavendish banana plant from Mauritius, which he raised in his greenhouse. This plant is believed to be the progenitor of nearly all of the world's Cavendish banana varieties ... In Asian countries (the Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand and Vietnam), (Philippines 12 commercial banana varieties / Saging). (Vietnam 28 different varieties of banana). (Malaysia Department of Agriculture has so far registered 77 varieties and 209 clones, although only a few clones are popular for commercial planting. Cultivated # 5). (India, more than 670 types of "wild and cultivated" bananas) .. (Thailand .. 100 varieties of bananas native to the country)                                                                                                                                                                                                .*********************************************************************                              Farm Tedeschi in Punta Bulocawe Carles iloilo Philippines..                                                                                                                                                    produces 12 types of original saging made in Philippines .. 

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PARTY TIME Drink Me. !! Eat Me. !!. Buy me !! dream of me !! want me !! dance with Me!! Farm Tedeschi and sangingka Carles Philippines

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(Ginebra Philippines (Zinevre Friuli italie), Ginepro, juniper,. With reddish-gray bark, linear, rigid and pungent, persistent leaves, in whorls of three alternate leaves, blue fruits (called com. Coccole) and a dioecious plant , or sexed: the berries are found on female plants, the male plants are the same but devoid of berries. it is satisfied with a handful of earth that is in a crack in the rock, and just enough water to keep it moist. a plant with a calm rhythm: it grows very slowly, and its "berries" take two years to reach maturity. they grow spontaneously throughout Asia, India, South East Asia, The juniper berries boast a splendid black-blue color and are characterized by a sour taste. juniper oil makes it useful for treating digestive disorders, respiratory diseases, or urinary tract.In this case, it is taken by mouth (a few drops on a sugar cube). also used for frictions to treat rheumatic diseases.The yield is very low: up to 250 kg of berries are needed to produce a liter of oil it is understandable therefore that they are very expensive (in particular juniper oil can have a price higher than 200 euro / 10,000 pesos PH per liter!) The aroma of juniper berries is unique, soft and woody with a slight resinous aftertaste, it is the main aroma of a very popular alcoholic, GIN.Perfect as an accompaniment to gin and tonics and various cocktails ... GINEBRA San Miguel Philippines, Gin mare, Beefeater Gin 24, Bulldog gin, Hendrix's gin, Monkey 47, Haswell London, Mayfair London dry gin, Only premium gin, Zuidam, Boe superior Scottish gin, Brokers premium London, Sylvius , Tanqueray Rangpur gin, Tanqueray n. TEN, Death's door Gin, Dr J's Artisan small Batch gin, Leopold's Brothers gin, Aviation gin. 1724, Vichy Catalan tonic, Fever-tree, Fentimans, Monelli tonic, Q-tonic superior, Thomas Henry, Schweppes premium mixer, Schweppes botanical Indian tonic. Cocktails: Caruso, gin lemon, Negroni, Cocktail Martini, Martini, Gin Tonic, Bronx, Vodka Martini "agitated" non "mixed",White Lady, Bramble, Clover Club, Vesper, Tom Collins, Money Gland., Farm Tedeschi & Sangingka Beach club punta Bulocawe Carles, iloilo Island Panay, western visayas Philippines., Farm Tedeschi & Sangingka Beach club punta Bulocawe Carles, iloilo Island Panay, western visayas Philippines.) 

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sangingka beach club,a-farm Tedeschi ,the farm island,point Bulocawe ,Punta is a barangay municipality of Carles, province of Ilo ilo,island panay, Western Visayas ,Philippines fruit, vegetable,lechon native

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sangingka beach club,a-farm Tedeschi ,the farm island,point Bulocawe ,Punta is a barangay municipality of Carles, province of Ilo ilo,island panay, Western Visayas ,Philippines fruit, vegetable,lechon native

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Sangingka & Farm Tedeschi punta Bulocawe ,iloilo,island Panay,visaya western,Philippines.

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Farm Tedeschi punta Bulocawe ,carles,iloilo,island Panay,visaya western,Philippines,bio fruit 100%,organic fruit 100%,

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a-BEACH Philippines SANGINGKA and;Farm Tedeschi punta Bulocawe ,iloilo,island Panay,visaya western,Philippines..

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("Farm Tedeschi and Sagingka beach club, punta bulocawe, Carles ilo ilo, visaya western, Philippines, MANGO the king of fruits" however, it is both the presence of lupeol (powerful antioxidant) and vitamins A, B (present almost all vitamins of group B, in particular B6), C, D, E, J (or choline) and vitamin K. The high presence of fibers, on the other hand, makes the mango fruit perfect for fighting constipation and improving intestinal transit. thanks to these substances it also contrasts well water retention. The beta-carotene contained in it makes it ideal during the summer to stimulate melanin, and at the same time bring all the nutritional benefits. The mango remains a rather caloric fruit. for every 100 grams of pulp, we have to calculate about 55 Kcal. If we add the high sugar content, we can deduce that consuming mango in a low-calorie diet can be counterproductive. On the contrary, mang or proves to be an important source of energy, especially for scholars and sportsmen. Regular consumption of mangoes is recommended by specialists to those who suffer from depression and nervousness, or are in any case going through a particularly stressful period. Its benefits therefore extend to the mental sphere, helping the person to take a path of greater serenity. Some research has shown that mango is a fruit capable of preserving the health of the body, helping it to prevent certain forms of cancer. Thanks to Lupeol, a powerful antioxidant, mango seems to be able to fight cancer cells that affect the lungs, breasts, prostate and colon. These studies have also underlined that mango alone does not have the power to heal, but it helps to prevent and support ongoing therapies especially at a mental level, helping the person to find the right strength to fight. Lupeol also preserves the health of the heart muscle by improving the entire blood circulation. This substance contained in the mango also plays an important role in slowing the aging process, a fight also supported by vitamin C, which stimulates the production of collagen. Thanks to mango, therefore, it is possible to have a better cell turnover. It is no coincidence that this fruit is also used in aesthetics to cure some problems. The high presence of vitamin A is beneficial to the teeth, eyes and internal mucous membranes. Thanks to vitamin C, it strengthens the immune system and helps the body absorb iron. Finally, consuming mango pulp in the evening, before going to bed, helps counteract insomnia and find the right rest. Mango is used in the aesthetic field to effectively treat acne, dry and sensitive skin. Thanks to the precious B vitamin, mango wraps on hair help fight dryness and split ends. A natural remedy based on mango involves the use of its stone, which still has a part of the pulp, to be passed on the skin of the face with a light massage. The substances must act for at least 5 minutes, so as to purify the skin in depth.Then rinse very carefully. Those suffering from sensitive skin, dryness or dehydration, can opt for mango butter, which contains all the necessary vitamins and minerals. This delicious fruit has several contraindications. The high presence of sugars, for example, does not make it particularly suitable for diabetics. These people can consume it but only in small quantities and of course, under the doctor's advice. Being rich in fiber, mango should not be consumed in excessive quantities otherwise the beneficial laxative actions can lead to colitis and diarrhea. Ripe mango can have some irritating side effects in some people, especially on the tongue and lips. Mango is the national fruit of India, Pakistan and the Philippines. In Hinduism a perfectly ripe mango fruit is held in the hand by Ganesha as a symbol of perfection. Mango inflorescences are also used in the rituals of the goddess Saraswati. Mango leaves are also used to decorate lintels and doors during weddings and celebrations such as Ganesh Chaturthi. Mango-shaped motifs are widely used in various Indian weaving styles.! "in Tedeschi farm & Sagingka, Carles Philippines, you can find mango" mango cantimon in punta bulocawe, mango cantimon ilo ilo, mango cantimon carles, mango cantimon visaya, ")

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"Tedeschi   farm Genuine Sweet Mango,4 variety  hall year, Superbig Catimon Mango kg 1,kg 2,,Average fruit weight is whopping 1-2 kilos.  no GMO, punta Bulocawe ,Punta is a barangay   municipality of Carles, province of Ilo ilo,island panay, Western Visayas  ,Philippines"