Soursop Bitters

Benefits of Soursop Bitters

How to take soursop bitters

The recommended dose for adults is two teaspoons after each meal. However, because the soursop fruit is combined with such strong flavored herbs and roots, soursop bitters can be a rather sharp taste. Therefore, it may be better to mix it with your favorite drink, a fruit juice or perhaps mix it with a wholesome smoothie, but avoid mixing it with alcohol.

It must be remembered that soursop bitters is not regulated or approved by the FDA (Food and Drug Administration) in the US. This is because if taken in large quantities, and largely due to the herbs and roots included rather than the soursop fruit itself, there may be side effects, such as stomach cramps, nausea and possibly diarrhea.

In addition, it may also reduce the effect of some medications. If you are suffering from some conditions, like epilepsy, liver, gastrointestinal or kidney disease, bleeding disorders or low blood pressure, are pregnant or breast feeding, it may be better to avoid using soursop bitters as you may find that some of the ingredients may cause problems.