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In Japanese culture the cherry blossom represents a few different things: symbol of life, symbol of hope and a symbol of humility.

This entry was posted in Uncategorized on May 11, 2015 by pacend.

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CHERRY TRIVIA

Tart cherries and tart cherry juice are known to reduce the urate levels in the body. These are also known to reduce muscle pain and back pain. The benefits of tart cherries are also found even if they are frozen, in the form of juice or canned. Sweet cherries as well as tart cherries have very high levels of anthocyanins. This is the red pigment in the cherries, which helps to reduce the inflammation.

CHERRY TRIVIA

In some buddhist cultures, the cherry blossom can be seen as a symbol of wisdom.

CHERRY TRIVIA

In 1912, the people of Japan sent 3,020 cherry trees to the United States as a gift of friendship.

CHERRY TRIVIA

Red cherries are also very high in melatonin. These are known to destroy the toxins that cause diseases. The cherry fruit is also high in antioxidants that help to fight cancer and heart disease.

CHERRY TRIVIA

The cherry tree is the most widely planted ornamental tree in the United States.

CHERRY TRIVIA

In Chinese culture the cherry blossom is considered a symbol of love.

CHERRY TRIVIA

Cherry blossoms serve as a visual reminder of how precious and how precarious life is.

CHERRY TRIVIA

Studies have shown the cherry fruit to have plenty of health benefits. These are known to provide pain relief for people who suffer from arthritis. It is said that eating 20 tart cherries in a day can prove to fight inflammation effectively.

CHERRY TRIVIA

In Japanese culture the cherry blossom represents a few different things: symbol of life, symbol of hope and a symbol of humility.

CHERRY TRIVIA

Cherries are drupes, or stone fruits, related to plums and more distantly to peaches and nectarines. They have been enjoyed since the Stone Age — pits were found in several Stone Age caves in Europe. The Romans carried cherries throughout Europe and England along the routes of conquest.

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