This wild plant has extraordinary properties

When I was @madyalhas still in junior high school, the school was on a beautiful mountainside, adjacent to a vast rice field stretched. At break time, we used to sit on the edge of the rice fields. Well, in the bushes near the rice fields, there are wild shrubs that are being fruitful. We picked it and ate it. It tasted sweet acids. Friends have a special nickname for the fruit, the "strawberry village". Called strawberries, because it tastes a bit like that fruit. The village, because of its location is usually in the countryside, grows wild in the bush.

Although scattered in the bush, this plant does have remarkable properties.

This wild plant has been widely studied, and it contains various active compounds such as saponins, flavonoids, polyphenols and fisalin. Thus, the antioxidants in these wild plants are very rich.
This wild plant, able to prevent diabetes with antihiperglikemia activity, prevents the rise of blood sugar above normal.