Carica Papaya is known by many names from ‘Tepayas’ in parts of East Malaysia and Venezuela; ‘Pawpaw’ in Sri Lanka through to ‘Papali’ in India.

The fruit, seeds, latex and extracts have long been used to treat various ailments around the world¹. Papaya fruits and leaves are traditionally used in South-East Asia and Africa for wound healing and the treatment of inflammation (e.g., during burns²). In Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam the Papaya latex is used to treat eczema and psoriasis³. The Papaya seeds are also very beneficial on the bites and stings of poisonous insects⁴.

1. Anuar et al., 2008
2. Starley et al., 1999; Osato et al., 1995
3. Amenta et al., 2000
4. Wiart, 2006

OPAL-A and Optimised Fruit Extract

Phoenix Eagle hold the Patent for the OPAL process and HFPA hold the Australian Licence to manufacture fruit and vegetable extracts using the OPAL process. The pawpaw extract produced using the OPAL process is referred to as OPAL-A, alkalised fruit extract or Optimised Fruit Extract (OFE®).

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