Garma Benefits In Urdu

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It is thought that melons (in general) originated in the area that
extends from Egypt, to Iran and through to the Indian subcontinent. In
Pakistan many varieties of melon are grown, including the cantaloupe and
watermelon, and other winter melons (Cucumis melo var. inodorata).
Melons were depicted in Roman frescoes and there is a wall painting in
Herculaneum on Sicily which shows a melon split in half. This can still
be seen if you visit this ancient site that was, like Pompeii, buried
under volcanic lava. Galen used them for medical purposes, and the
Romans imported their melons from Armenia. Apicius the Roman chef, wrote
about the culinary uses of melons in his cookbook but as his recipe
requires honey, the melons he used could not have been the honey melon
we have here in Pakistan.
In Greek all melons that are not water melons are called peponi
which is perhaps an admirable attitude to have as to them it really
doesn’t matter what a melon is called, they know what it is by looking
at it. I have never seen these melons in Europe, but that doesn’t mean
they don’t travel there now. These Pakistani yellow melons are among the
best I’ve tasted and are very sweet and thirst-quenching. The Chinese
use them to reduce fevers and to generally cool the body. They are used
in this way here in Pakistan too. It’s good that something that tastes
so good has health benefits too.




