Choose bitter melons that are bigger to make karela juice. Avoid those that are riper, it will help to avoid the harsh flavour.
Overconsumption of karela juice can cause stomach pain, upset stomach, and diarrhea. Those who have diabetes should consult their medical practitioner before adding karela juice in diet.(2)
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Description
Karela juice is made from a fruit called bitter melon. The fruit has distinctly rough and bumpy skin. There are two varieties of bitter melons such as Chinese and Indian bitter melon. Karela juice is made by blending raw bitter melon with water. Karela juice is a popular health tonic in the Caribbean, Africa, Southeast Asia and parts of China.