Thracean Food

08/05/2025

Dona Isabel wine is now available in Andres budbod and Pares along Macapagal Blvd. Enjoy the spares paired with Guyqnano or Bignay Wine of Dona Isabel

Eat, Drink , Be Merry and be Healthy

04/05/2025

Dona Isabel Wine now available in Arnold Fruit Stand in Marikina Bagsakan Terminal…Enjoy this wonderfully, Refreshing and Healty Filipino Wines in 3 Flavors , Guyabano, Roselle and Bignay

Drink, Be Merry and Be Healthy

10/04/2025

One fruit you may never have tried is said to be the healthiest of them all - known for being rich in vitamins, anti-oxidants and fibre, and it's got a "nutritional score" of 96 out of 100, according to the BBC

23/03/2025

Benefits of Guyabano
Scientific Name Annona Muricata
English Name Soursop
👈 Believes and cure Scurby, Lack of Vitamin C and Gum Bleeding
👈 It suppressed cancerous cell without side effects of hair falling, nausea, and vomiting
👈 proved to be 10,000 effective than ADRIAMYCIN a commonly used chemotherapy drug
👈 A potent phyto medicine against different tumor like Bladder Cancer, Blood Cancer, Breast Cancer, Colon Cancer, Kidney Cancer, Larnyx Cancer, Lung Cancer, Melanoma, O***y Cancer, Uterus Cancer, and others

Benefits of Bignay
Scientific Name Antidesma Bunius
English Name Currant Tree
👈 Antidysenteric
👈 Antioxidative
👈 Anti Cancer
👈 Astringent Good for skin
👈 Good for Menstruation
👈 Anti Diabetic..

Benefits of Roselle Wine
Scientific Name :Hibiscus Sabdariffa

👈 Rich in antioxidants
💪Support Heart Health
👌 Aids Digestion
👍 Anti inflammatory Properties
✌️Immune boosting
🤜Weight Management
🧐Liver health
🤗Mood enhancer

Lets Drink Be Merry and Be Healty.

03/03/2025

Can this spiky green fruit help fight cancer? What to know about the trending superfood

Source: Times of India

Soursop, a tropical fruit known for its health benefits, is abundant in nutrients and antioxidants. Despite claims of its anti-cancer properties, scie

02/03/2025

Soursop: The "anticancer" super-fruit that suddenly has a lot of new fans

Source: New Atlas

There's newfound interest in a little-known fleshy green fruit native to South and Central America, which has long been used in traditional medicine for protection against bacterial infection and even preventing and treating a vast range of cancers. But what exactly is it?