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    How does one eat the soursop seeds?
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    The soursop skin and seeds are inedible, but if you cut the soursop in half and scoop out the seeds the flesh is edible.
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    What quantity do I have to take daily?
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    100 g at a time, and 300 g per day. Higher consumption may cause damage to blood growth.
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    Is soursop better eating before or after meal?
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    It is up to you. You can eat it before, during or after a meal.
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    Can you plant the seeds?
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    Yes, you can plant the seeds. They take about six years to grow before they begin to bear fruits.
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