Why Bitter Kola helps to reduce food poisoning and dilute beer intake

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Over the years many articles and studies has been publish on Garcinia Kola popularly known as bitter kola, in this article we will be looking at its function in food and food poisoning at large also with beer.  In Nigeria in particular men uses bitter kola for various uses but one am emphasizing on drinking of beer, I recently went to a bar to watch a particular match and as normal the guys order for beer and to my greatest surprise some of them stretch into their pocket and brought out bitter kola some puts inside the beer while orders throw it into their mouth while drinking. When I ask they smiled and kept quite.


After the match I went home to make some research on better kola has a significant value on Alcohol beverages and their use have an ancient history valued, as foods, medicine and in ceremonials. Alcohol has been found to be a central nervous system depressant and injures the nervous system by inhibiting growth processes Kolanut on the other hand contains constituents such as kolanin, quinine, caffeine, theobromine and theophylline which are also present in coffee, cocoa, tea leaves and their beverages, snacks (Coke, Schwebs, Bitter Lemon etc.


On the aspect of food poisoning better kola has a great effect on subsidizing food poisoning andIt also Boost to metabolism Kola nut products contain caffeine, which may give a person's metabolism a boost. to digestion: Kola nut powder and extract may help digestion. They are thought to promote the production of gastric acid, which increases digestive enzyme effectiveness in the stomach.
Increase in circulation the caffeine and theobromine in the kola nut may speed up the heart rate, which increases circulation. Boost to energy levels the kola nut naturally stimulates the central nervous system, which may increase alertness and boost energy levels.


Antibacterial benefits: One study reported in the Journal of Bio-sciences and Medicines indicates that the use of bitter kola nut extract might stop the growth of harmful bacteria.
There are several health conditions that might be improved by consumption of the kola nut.
so the fact remains that bitter kola helps reduces drunkenness and also helps reduces food poisoning so when ever you are going for a outing feel free to add one or two in your pocket or purse you never can tell. please helps promote by sharing and  commenting below

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