Young BETEL NUTS Areca Frozen (70 pcs) A++Small Size

NO REFUND, NO RETURNS, PLEASE DO NOT BUY THIS UNLESS YOU ARE WILLING TO TAKE ON THE RISK THAT THE PRODUCT CAN GET SPOIL OR DELAY SINCE I CAN'T CONTROL USPS DELIVERY OR DELAYS.

• NOTE:
• BUYERS WILL TAKE THE SAME RISK AS ME ON BUYING THIS SET UP I DO NOT REFUND EVEN IF SPOIL OR DELAY OR MOLD 
• I WILL NOT GIVE ANY REFUND FOR ANY BETELNUT PACKAGES SINCE IM LOSING TO MUCH MONEY FROM DELAYS AND FALSE CLAIM ON EBAY BUYERS.

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Note: This product sell so fast if i do not have this brand in stock it will be replace with another brand please look at photo for the other brand that buyers may receive due to selling out so fast.

1) Frozen Betelnut 2 lbs only around 59 to 62 nuts estimate this is by weight not by quanity of nuts.

2) lime powder chew-p brand

You get 2 items for this set up

grade level = A+-quality its better then frozen but not super good.

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Areca catechu (Betel Nut)

Common names: Adike, Areca, Betel Nut, Betel Palm, Betelnut, Fobal, Goorrecanut Palm, Gouvaka, Kamuku, Mak, Paan, Supari, Pinlang, Sopari, Tambul, Tuuffel

The Betel nut comes from a species of palm tree native to the tropical Pacific, Asia and Africa. The trees, which are cultivated, are grown for their nuts. Traditionally, the nuts were used as an ‘entheogen’.  Archeological findings at ‘The Spirit Cave’, in Thailand, show remains of the Areca catechu and lime, a combination that when chewed produce psychotropic effects. This discovery has this use of the Betel Nut dating back to 7,500-9,000 years ago, making it possibly the oldest known journeying substance used by humans.

In many Asian countries, the chewing of Betel nut is a culture activity, similar to the drinking of coffee or tea in the west. Traditionally, the nuts were dried and broken down into smaller pieces. The smaller pieces can further be grinded into a fine powder, where it is then mixed with edible lime. The combination was then placed in between the cheek and gums and left there sometimes throughout the entire night. Mixing with lime helps for the absorption of the active ingredients, which have more in modern times been found to be arecaine and arecoline. Arecoline is known for it’s stimulating effects.

A part from being used as a stimulant, in ancient Ayurvedic traditions, Betel nut was used as a diuretic, digestive, anthelmintic, astringent and cardiotonic. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, the nuts were used to treat diarrhea, low blood pressure, slow heart rate, and other digestive problems. Also, the extract of the plant was used as an anti-depressant, appetite suppressant, and to increase stamina, endurance and alertness. The nut has also been commonly used for artistic purposes.

In times of antiquity, the nuts were seen as a symbol of love and marriage. One story tells of a princess in Pali, giving a present of Betel to her lover.

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Our products are not certified by the FDA neither Health Canada for human or animal consumption. They are sold for incense and soap making purposes, decorative purposes and/or legitimate ethnobotanical research. Our products are not sold and intended for human or animal consumption. The information given about the plants is for academic purposes only and not intended to be used medically. New Herbals, its suppliers, agents, employees and distributors cannot be held accountable for any misuse of the products offered.