Natural Luo Han Guo Monk Fruit 3-Pack

Typically grown in the southern Chinese provinces of Guangdong, Guizhou, Hunan, and Jiangxi, the Luo han guo is a very sweet and round dried fruit. This fruit, which is about the size of an orange or a large lemon, has a thin brown hard shell that holds multiple seeds and grows on vines found on the mountains of Guilin in China, although the plant is rarely found in the wild. The sweetfruit fruit pieces or extract may be added to any tea to add a wonderfully sweet, slightly fruity flavor. However, Luo han guo is much more than just a sweet herb. It is a superior class Qi tonic and a very powerful immune system tonic, making it well worth consuming for that reason alone.

The Luo han guo is a precious plant that is both medicinal and edible, and it is a specialty product of Guilin, Guangxi, China. With a cool nature and a sweet taste, the Luo han guo is rich in nutrients. The dried fruit contains around 30% sugar and 10% protein, and every 100 grams of the fruit contains 100 milligrams of vitamin C. The fruit kernels have a high oil content of up to 40%, with the majority being oleic acid and linoleic acid, which account for around 70%.

The Luo han guo has several beneficial properties. It can help to clear the lungs and moisten the intestines, making it useful for treating conditions such as whooping cough, phlegm-fire cough, and blood-dry constipation. It has also shown good therapeutic effects in treating acute tracheitis, acute tonsillitis, throat fire, and acute gastritis. Additionally, the root of the Luo han guo, when mashed and applied to the affected area, can be used to treat stubborn eczema, furuncles, and abscesses. The fruit hair can also be used as a wound-healing agent.

The simplest way to consume the Luo han guo is to break it into pieces and soak it in water to make a tea. Alternatively, it can be used to cook porridge or soup. Generally, half a Luo han guo or a quarter of one is enough to make a cup of Luo han guo tea.

The Luo han guo is available in boxes of 20 pieces, and the larger ones are typically sourced from Guangxi, China.

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