The fruit jelly I made with fruit…

The fruit jelly I made with fruit…
This was written for some well known chain manufacturing fruit jelly in America, the same applies to our own. I’ve never seen what it says on the box of jell-o, but I didn’t give to my children, nor is there on my table.
Think of that thing they give in hospitals!!!! Dead food! Read and you will understand.
The well-known fruit jelly is not a fruit because they contain enzymes that destroy the gelatin. Maybe many of you will be surprised if you try to make jello with fresh or frozen pineapple or any other fruit. And this is why you would find that the jell-o that would never coagulate. Only pineapple, canned-applesauce or any other fruit that has been subjected to a similar treatment could be used because all of the fresh fruits prevent the gelatin to coagulate.
That’s because all the fresh fruits contain enzymes known as proteases, meaning they break down protein. The gelatin used in the powder for the jelly katexochi contains animal protein collagen, which is the most important element in connective tissue. When the collagen in gelatin is heated and mixed with water creates a gel.
Proteases, such as those that exist in the pineapple, however, break down the collagen and thus make it impossible to coagulation in the form of a jelly. For this reason pineapple is often used in cooking to soften the meat: the proteases that has been dissolve partially the proteins in the meat making it softer.
Of course, the enzymes in each canned-stewed fruit, such as pineapple, have been destroyed due to heat.
It is a “dead” food, as with all pasteurised foods (and this includes all canned foods).
The fact that the enzymes of the fruit are destroyed may be convenient for it to make anyone jelly, but has a large cost to the health of the body.
To stay healthy make sure to consume live foods in sufficient quantities.
YES, UNKNOWN, grape JELLY, which is so innocent, care to show the … WHO, I WONDER?
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