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Why I eat watermelon with the seeds, I promise this is worth a read
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seeds are naturally rich in protein and vitamins such as vitamin b which is v good for your eyesight and nerve functions;
our stomach acid is exceptionally strong which debunks the ancient myth of a watermelon plant growing in our digestive system upon swallowing the seeds;
taking out the seeds consumes too much of our time for a fruit that takes .002 seconds to melt in the mouth;
I could easily spit out that seeds back to my plate but that would be primitive; and
watermelon seeds, unlike calamansi seeds, are generally tasteless. if you try and crunch a bit you might taste a hint of walnut and pistachio. but I would never know for I haven't yet eaten neither walnut nor pistachio (I assumed that it would taste like that so).
lastly, if we could conform to this practice of eating watermelon seeds we are one step ahead towards battling online classes, standing up to the ruling class and being an active agent in criticizing this ugly administaration that fails to protect our rights. enough said.
