Mulberry Medical Values

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1. We used to have a mulberry tree at the house I grew up in. I loved the berries and would race the birds and squirrels to get the ripe ones. I miss that. Mulberries are still my favourite type of berry, but I never get them anymore.
2. We have a mulberry tree from which I've made mulberry jam and syrup.  The berries are ripe when they turn a deep, dark red and are they ever sweet.  The taste is like a mix of pomegranate and strawberries.
3. You were sculling down those berries! Ha. Good vid 
4. You look like a monkey eating the fruit that way. Be careful. You probably want to pick, inspect, and wash them first. There's always the possibility of ingesting insecticides, bugs, bird droppings, and possibly finding a worm. I believe it's silkworms that feed on the leaves, but they could be anywhere on the tree. I grew up with several large trees in my yard. The fruit is fragile and doesn't last very long before rotting. We would be overwhelmed by berries, and they would begin to rot on the ground, which attracted flies. But I used to eat them as well, after rinsing them gently in cool water. 
5. Did your relative complain about you putting your mouth on their tree? In most places it is customary to pick and wash berries, or at least pick them, and not eat them directly from the branch. It seemed very strange to see, and even a bit gross, as your mouth, therefore your germs, got all over the tree branches where others would get their berries. I mean no disrespect, I am a fan of yours and have been watching your videos for over a year now, it just seemed rude or selfish or even childish to eat the berries in that way.
6. This looks tasty.
7. I have a Mulberry tree in my backyard...hasn't matured enough yet to bear fruit though.  Had no idea that undermatured berries are halucenagenic??  
8. Did you hallucinate? 
9. Did the villager catch you eating his fruit?