Source: Fresh Plaza 2/4/2007
Pharmanex Article on Fresh Plaza
In Vietnam, people have forgotten about the many traditional benefits of the gac fruit and only use it for ceremonial rites. However, attempts are being made to reintroduce the gac to the Vietnamese. "It's like a pumpkin and tastes fairly bland," said Dr Bartlett, who is based in Provo, Utah.
Fruity goodness: The gac fruit is one of a new breed of Asian super fruits. The gac fruit is planted in February and harvested in November. It grows on vines and each plant bears 10 to 15 fruits, weighing between 500g and 2kg. There are a lot of sub-species of the plant, at least 10 or more, depending on the region.
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