This article covers the uses of the miracle fruit plant, its possible health benefits, its side effects, and some safety precautions to keep in mind when consuming it. Miracle fruit is an African ...

Her water tasted like rusty pennies; the pepperoni pizza like metallic cardboard. The more chemotherapy sessions Monica Faison-Finch got, the faster her taste buds gave out. Over time she became ...

Miracle fruit (Synsepalum dulcificum), which grows on a small emerald tree, is a red berry native to Ghana. People have known for centuries that eating the tiny tropical fruit, the size of a large ...

The berries of the miracle fruit tree, or Synsepalum dulcificum, contain a glycoprotein called miraculin that effectively causes the palate to taste acidic, sour and bitter flavors as sweet for a ...

An olive tree native to Jerusalem grew into a tree from a branch in the ground fertilized with prayer. Twenty-two years later, claims of the miraculous are still rooted near "The Miracle Tree" in ...

None — Miracle Fruit parties are becoming the hottest way to entertain. After eating the small berry, people eat a variety of foods to feel its effect. Sour fruit such as limes and lemons taste like ...