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Have you heard of Goron Tula? Also known as Snot Apple, are you wondering what is Goron Tula for? Are you aware of the health benefits of this miracle fruit’ Are you even wondering what Goron Tula is all about’ Don’t worry, you are not alone!

But at least you found this article; now you can learn everything there is to know about it!

You may be thinking about the English name of Goron Tula – Snot Apple… does it look like an apple, taste like an apple, smell like an apple? No. It doesn’t. Goron Tula sure doesn’t look or smell like it should be called an apple.

That said, this odd-shaped fruit contains some remarkable sexual health benefits that could change your life for the better. Hope you’re relaxed for this one. Ready? Let’s dive right in.

What Is Goron Tula?

The Goron Tula or Snot Apple, also known as African Chewing Gum, is a fruit which looks like Kola nut that is indigenous to western Africa, especially Nigeria. It’s a sweet and chewy nut; the fruit is often eaten raw by itself or can also be enjoyed in the powdered form and used in recipes for jam, jelly, juice, sauce, etc.

Where Did Goron Tula Originate From?

Goron Tula was eaten by the Tula Community of Gombe State for many years as a traditional snack, so it’s widely believed it originated from the Tula people in Gombe state of  Nigeria.

Goron Tula’s name comes from the Tula people, a group which lives in the highlands and has a rich, unique agricultural land.

The Goron Tula tree was believed by the Tula people to contain some medicinal values like reducing high blood pressure and improving sexual appetite and performance for men and women. But the remarkable characteristic of this tree is that, when it is planted elsewhere, it will not bear fruits.

In early times, the fruit was used medicinally and was highly appreciated among the locals for its health-giving properties. Tula has been used as a cure for everything from headaches to sexual performance and many other ailments.

Even though it was discovered that the fruit has medicinal value, this fact did not become greatly known until recently.

Today, people are surprisingly demanding for Goron Tula from different parts of Africa, and even foreigners  from European, and Asian countries.