One answer: They can but it could be risky.
A more detailed answer: Bitter melon (a.k.a. bitter gourd, Momordica charantia) is not on the list of plants known to be toxic for rabbits (see link below), but it isn't only anyone's list of recommended foods for rabbits, either.
Rabbits should eat a diet of mostly hay, with some pellets and fresh leafy greens daily. All other foods (like other vegetables and fruit -- this would include bitter melon) should be considered treats, and strictly limited: an otherwise healthy rabbit is probably okay to eat a small bite or two of treat food every couple of days, but more than that can lead to health problems (dental and/or digestive).
Rabbits should be introduced to new foods very carefully: one at a time (not in combination with other new foods), in very small portions, and under close observation (watch the rabbit health carefully so that you'll notice any bad reactions to the new food -- this could be diarrhea or other stool problems, or an allergic reaction, for example).
See the related question (linked below) for more details and helpful links about the rabbit diet.
Bitter gourd also known as bitter melon is green and sweet when raw.
You can eat bitter melon seeds (Monodic genus) if they are cooked. Dried bitter melon seeds are found in remedies against diabetes and malaria, so presumably they can be eaten in small quantities at least.
They can but it could be risky.A more detailed answer: Bitter melon (a.k.a. bitter gourd, Momordica charantia) is not on the list of.
No, and it all depends on the size and how dark a green the bitter melon is.
Patients who do not mind the extremely bitter taste can eat a small melon. Juice: Up to 50 ml of fresh bitter melon juice can be taken once a day. Tincture: 5 ml doses two or three times per day.
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Raw bitter melon is generally too strong for most palates, so gentle cooking with a sauce (such as soy) can moderate the bitterness and make the result more palatable. Cut the melon into small thin portions suitable for defrying.
Bitter Melon by Cara Chow was published December 28th, 2010. The book, Bitter Melon, is based in the 1980's and is about a Chinese-American girl named Frances.
Yes, you can eat bitter melon and papaya together. Both fruits offer distinct flavors and health benefits, as bitter melon is known for its potential diabetic properties, while papaya is rich in vitamins and aids digestion. Combining them in a salad or smoothie can create a unique taste experience. However, it's advisable to consume them in moderation, especially for those with specific dietary restrictions.
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