Tonka beans
Tonka beans (Dipteryx odorata) tastes and smells like vanilla, cherry, and almond and is used in desserts, ice creams, custards, parfumes and tobacco products. It has many health benefits and is used to treat dysentery, pain, cramps, nausea, wounds (disinfects), respiratory issues such as coughs, colds, and asthma. It also works as an Aphrodisiac it increases Libido. One should be careful with Tonka beans and not over-consume as it is toxic in large doses. Other spices to be careful with are Nutmeg. Tonka beans are banned in the U.S. by the FDA, because they contain coumarin, a chemical compound found in cinnamon. Yes, too much Tonka beans is harmful but you only need a little to get the great taste. You don't eat a whole bucket.
By Carl Grinde | February 2 2024
Updated February 2 2024
Tonka beans health benefits
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Tonka bean for Rheumatism, Asthma, Depression, Erectile Dysfunction (ED), Impotence (Erectile Dysfunction), Parasitic Disease, Sore Throat
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Tonka beans can be used to treat Dysentery
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Tonka beans Coumarins health benefits
"Coumarins are natural bioactive compounds recognized for their anti-inflammatory, anticoagulant, antibacterial, antifungal, antiviral, anticancer, antihypertensive, antituberculous, anticonvulsant, antiadipogenic, and antihyperglycemic pharmacological activities, as well as its antioxidant and neuroprotective actions".
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Coumarin is anti-inflammatory but high doses are toxic.
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National Library of medicine, PubMed about coumarin
"Coumarin is a natural product with aromatic and fragrant characteristics, widespread in the entire plant kingdom."
"Later, it was also found in many other plants, such as sweet clover, woodruff, bison grass, vanilla grass, cinnamon, as well as strawberry, black currant, apricot, and cherry. In nature, coumarin and its derivatives can be found in a free form or conjugated with other molecules as glycosides. Most of these compounds are not considered a risk to human health in the concentrations present in edible plants"
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Tonka beans - illegal in the U.S. since 1954.
"Tonka beans—an ingredient that people have used for centuries to add a vanilla-almond note to cakes, custards, ice creams, and even chicken—have been illegal since 1954 because they contain coumarin, a chemical compound found in cinnamon."
The FDA is corrupt. They want us to use chemicals instead of real food. They also allow harmful food additives such as aspartame.
Vinegar, Chili and Lavender oil are also dangerous in excessive doses. Maybe that should be banned too? It's sick. A warning label would be enough on Tonka bean products.
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"antiseptic properties, expectorant effects (anti-spasmodic), use as a natural insecticide, and even an anti-coagulant"
Put some drops in your massage oil, bath water, diffuser or oil burner.
The smell is "best described as a mix of vanilla, cherry, and almond." foryourmassageneeds.com
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“As long as you don’t use a copious amount of it – obviously a copious amount could cause death – it really is delicious.”
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Tonka bean recipes
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Of course FDA bans Tonka beans. They are so corrupt. They want's us to use chemicals, yes CHEMICALS!
Who really trusts the FDA?
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Monsanto/FDA same boss
"5 Dangerous Ingredients That Are in Our Food but Shouldn't Be"
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FDA approved food additives
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"California Bans Several FDA-Authorized Food Additives"
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Hard to swallow: Aspartame and the FDA
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