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BITTER KOLA AND KOLA NUTS
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Cola is a genus of the family Malvaceae with approximately **0 to **5 species occurring in the evergreen lowland and montane forest of continental Africa, primarily tropical Africa.where Cola vera is the most common species. It is native to West Africa. Cola nuts are seed pods of the plant harvested primarily from the species Cola nitida and Cola acuminata. It's chewed most by Nigerians.

Kola nut is a caffeine-containing nut of two evergreen trees of the cocoa family. Kola nut is a relative of the Malvaceae plant family. The Cola acuminata is an evergreen tree of about *0 meters in height, and has long and ovoid leaves pointed at both the ends that have a leathery texture. The trees have yellow flowers with purple spots, and star-shaped fruit. Inside the fruit, about a dozen round or square seeds can be found in a white seed shell. The nuts aroma is sweet and rose-like. The first taste is bitter, but sweetens upon chewing. The nut can be boiled to extract the cola. This tree reaches *5 meters in height and is propagated through seeds. C. nitida and C. acuminata can easily be interchanged with other Cola species.
The kola nut has a bitter flavor and contains caffeine. It is chewed in many West African cultures, individually or in a group setting. It is often used ceremonially, presented to tribal chiefs or presented to guests.It is preferred among African Muslims, who are forbidden to drink alcohol. Chewing kola nut can ease hunger pangs. Frequent chewing of the kola nut can also lead to stained teeth. Among the urban youth of West Africa, kola nut is becoming less popular.
The fruit of the kola tree, a tree probably originally from western tropical Africa. The kola nut is a capsule-shaped fruit composed of fleshy, irregularly shaped seeds. The seeds are pink, red or white when fresh, and become brown and hard once they are dried. Their bitter and astringent taste is why these seeds are called nuts.
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Kola nuts are used for chewing by many indigenous populations in Africa. They ease hunger and thirst, eliminate fatigue and provide energy by stimulating the muscles and nerves. Elsewhere the nuts are used to make refreshing drinks called "colas." Coca-Cola is one of the most well-known of these drinks.
Nutritional Information                                                                                        
Contains: the stimulants caffeine (up to 2%), theobromine and kolanin.
Properties: diuretic and aphrodisiac. The effect of kola is less abrupt and longer-lasting than that of coffee.
Outside mainland Africa, some species are cultivated for their nuts in Brazil, Jamaica and elsewhere in the humid tropics.
Kola nuts are often used to treat whooping cough and asthma. The caffeine present acts as a bronchodilator, expanding the bronchial air passages.
Kola nuts are perhaps best known to Western culture as a flavouring ingredient and one of the sources of caffeine in cola and other similarly flavoured beverages, although the use of kola (or kola flavoring) in commercial cola drinks has become uncommon. However, recently the use of Kola nut has been reintroduced, most notably in Whole Foods Market **5 Cola as part of their trend to use natural rather than artificial ingredients. It is also used in Barr's Red Kola, Red Bull's new Simply Cola, Harboe Original Taste Cola, Foxon Park Kola, Blue Sky Organic Cola, Sprecher's Puma Kola, Virgil's Real Cola, and Cricket Cola.
Bitter kola is another type of kola found in Igbo land of Nigeria. Its biological name is Garcinia kola. Like the kola nut it is produced from a big tree. Unlike the kola nut it is monocotyledon. Although it is eaten widely for different purposes it has nothing to do with the tradition of any known ethnic group. It is medicinal as well as has some aspect of spiritual healing factors attached to it. Although modern sciences could try to disapprove of the belief but the issue is that "It works" whether you belief or not. I am glad to proclaim that my friends from different geographical areas who had in the past argued the possibilities of what I claimed bitter kola could do are now addicts in bitter kola usage. One general remark is that bitter kola is an Anti-Biotic. It can be eaten at anytime and again no side effects under normal condition. It is one of those medicines that have no over dose.
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Medicinally anybody can eat as many as bitter kola as he or she prefers to consume by pilling off the outer coating of bitter kola but be mindful that as the name sounds it is really bitter. However if you can have fun eating bitter kola
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