Watermelon is a very refreshing fruit. Biting into its sweet smelling pulp and feeling the mouth full of juice is a real hot-weather pleasure. Watermelon, together with other melons, has quenched the thirst of humans for thousands of years....

http://lizfoods.blogspot.com/

The title of the thread is misleading .....i was thinking.How can Kalonzo be a gift to my kidneys?

@ Lizfoods, glad to note you are a graduate in B.Sc. Food Science and Nutrition. Your blog has very vital information on naturals foods, fruits and veggies and health. You can also add the traditional African foods too to the mix. Keep posting.

kumbe I was not alone?

[quote=Lizfoods]Watermelon is a very refreshing fruit. Biting into its sweet smelling pulp and feeling the mouth full of juice is a real hot-weather pleasure. Watermelon, together with other melons, has quenched the thirst of humans for thousands of years....

http://lizfoods.blogspot.com/[/quote]

Mrs Fruits one question here:
"Beet roots pia ni fruits kweli"?
If no then why is it mixed with my juices in those high end restaurants?

Talk about kujipigia debe!

Oh really?

Consuming large amounts of lycopene-rich foods, such as tomatoes and watermelon, may result in gastrointestinal disturbances.

The American Cancer Society reports that one investigation observed the effects of a lycopene-rich supplement on a patient.

The patient took a tomato supplement containing 15 mg of lycopene twice daily and experienced intestinal problems such as nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, indigestion and bloating.

http://www.livestrong.co...ng-too-much-watermelon/

Of the two opinions, which one should I adopt?

@liz, what is the effect of watermelons to the act of landing? is it a myth that the landing experience is enhanced for both the pilot and pilotee?

LMAO..

@ Kite & Coolio!
Its not the seeds, its that whitish substance on the surface of the water melon; hiyo ni moto. Once you partake, you let the pine tree do the walking as you accumulate the Bonga points