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  2sidestoeverything3 months ago

  Senor thanks for the info I have learned more about fruit and there benefits with your submissions.

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    earthlingerer3 months ago

    Of course ther is really very little bromelain in pineapple fruit as compared to pineapple stems, which are used for producing bromelain.

    Thanks again for another half-lie, tongue up our cheeks, SenileCocoanut

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  daducha3 months ago

  Good health info.

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  Cometchaser3 months ago

  I use the fresh juice of 1/3 pineapple and 1 orange for chronic back pain. It works pretty good.

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    OsteoFitKit3 months ago

    I go to the grocery store and pick out a whole pineapple by smelling them. they should smell like what you would imagine them tasting...

    when the fruit is ripened, I slice the top part about an inch down and then I plant it in the ground. my apartment building is surrounded with pineapple plants.

    i feel we could all benefit by growing our own food. Or supporting local (organic) farmers.

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  hurr13 months ago

  I'm going to eat more pineapple.

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  mackiemesser3 months ago

  I love pineapples and I especially love it fresh off the fields (there are road side stands in Honolulu by the pineapple fields that sell fresh picked pineapples). And now to find out that it has these helpful health properties makes me savor the pineapple even more.

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    lvrofwolves3 months ago

    I'm another weirdo about pineapple, I can't stand the fruit, but LOVE the juice.

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  ZigiMe3 months ago

  thank you for the submission. wonderful material.

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