Miracle berry and chemotherapy
The active substance in the pulp of the miracle berry, miraculin has been found to temporarily help mask chemotherapy associated metallic taste and thus help cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy enjoy normal eating.
Author:
“Dr. Emmanuel Asare is a leading physician whose mission is to help people reduce their intake of processed foods and sugars by making healthy eating deliciously sweet every day. After receiving his own borderline diabetes diagnosis, Dr. Asare founded MiraBurst in 2014 with the goal to educate the public—especially diabetics/borderline diabetics, weight conscious, keto, and healthy eaters—on how to enjoy a low sugar lifestyle. This is all through the miracle berry from his homeland in Ghana—a taste-modifying superfruit that tricks the mind into perceiving sour or tart food, fruit, and drinks as sweet without any added sugars or sweeteners.”
Dr. Emmanuel Asare 
