Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Separate 4 cups (950mL) of tamarind pulp into clumps in a bowl. Mix 1 tbsp (20 g) of baking soda and 1 tsp (6 g) of salt in with the pulp. Pour 12 cup (120mL) of boiling water onto the tamarind and stir. Separate the seeds once the pulp and water are mixed. Mix in 2 cups (400 g) of granulated sugar. Cover the bowl and leave it at room temperature for 12 hours. Stir in the remaining 2 cups (400 g) of sugar before you form the balls. Shape the mixture into balls with your hands. Let the tamarind balls sit for another 2-3 hours to dry out. Roll the balls in sugar and enjoy.

Answer: Use your fingers to break the pulp into large pieces. You can either use tamarind concentrate or the pulp from raw tamarind pods. There is no need to de-seed the tamarind pods first, nor to remove any seeds that might be contained in the tamarind concentrate. The pulp fibers are attached tightly to the seeds, so it's easier to remove the seeds after you mix hot water into the pulp later in the process. Although most seeds are removed from tamarind concentrate, it's common to find a few, especially in rustic preparations. Stir them together as well as you can. However, since the pulp will still be in clumps, the ingredients won't be fully combined. Stir until you don't see any more clumps of the dry ingredients. Heat the water to boiling on the stove or in the microwave, then pour it over the tamarind pulp. The boiling water will help dissolve the tamarind pulp, allowing the baking soda, salt, and tamarind to combine. As you stir, the water will be absorbed. Once it's fully absorbed, the tamarind mixture should resemble a thick paste. As the pulp dissolves in the hot water, the seeds will separate, making it easier for you to remove them from the mixture. Take your time removing the seeds to make sure no one bites down on one while enjoying your tamarind candy. Either wait until the tamarind has cooled, or use a fork or other utensil so you don't burn yourself. The recipe calls for 4 cups (800 g) of sugar in total, but at this point, you only need to use about half of that. Add the sugar, then stir the mixture until the sugar is completely blended into the rest of the ingredients. If you want a sweet and spicy treat, add in 1/2 tsp (2.6 g) of hot chili powder, such as habanero. However, this is optional. Once you stir in the sugar, the tamarind mixture should be somewhat grainy but still sticky. Tamarind balls take a little patience, but the end result will be worth it. Cover the bowl with plastic wrap or a towel and let the mixture rest for about 12 hours. There's no need to refrigerate the mixture. Just place it somewhere on your counter where it won't be disturbed. Since the texture of tamarind can vary depending on its ripeness, the texture of the tamarind mixture may also vary. If the mixture isn't firm enough to hold its shape, add more sugar to the bowl and stir it in. If you need to add more sugar, add it in 1/8 cup (25 g) increments until you reach the desired texture. Take a small amount of the tamarind mixture in your hands and use your palms to roll it into a small ball. You can make the balls any size you like, but tamarind balls are usually about the size of a golf ball. Wash your hands frequently while rolling out the tamarind balls, since the candy mixture is sticky! Once the balls have been formed, they need to rest again for several hours before you serve them. This will allow this sweet and sour treat to develop the perfect texture. Pour a little granulated sugar onto a plate and roll each ball across the sugar so you have a light dusting on the outside of each treat. Then, set out the tamarind balls and let everyone enjoy a few! If you have any leftover tamarind balls, place them in an airtight container in the refrigerator, where they'll last for several days.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Relieve mild stress or anxiety with holy basil. Treat inflammatory skin conditions with holy basil. Try holy basil as a weight loss supplement. Ingest holy basil to boost your dental health. Take holy basil for its antioxidant properties.

Answer: Holy basil is primarily used for reducing chronic or sudden stress and anxiety. When taking orally, it may have a calming effect that's unique to the herb's antioxidant compounds. Holy basil may also stabilize your cortisol levels, an adrenal hormone that can cause chronic stress and agitation, and temporarily boost your mental cognition. When rubbed against the skin, holy basil is said to relieve inflammation caused by ringworm, poison oak, and other skin conditions. Its leaves simultaneously soothe your skin while providing antibacterial, antifungal, and antibiotic properties. Holy basil may also treat cystic acne when taken over long periods of time. In part because of its relaxing properties, holy basil is used in alternative medicine to reduce binge eating tendencies and bolster overall weight loss. Take a daily supplement or tea to control hunger and any emotional side effects associated with weight loss. When taken in mouthwash or toothpaste form, holy basil may prevent cavities, plaque, and tartar buildup. Its astringent properties is said to also improve your gum health and keep them from receding or developing gingivitis. In addition to its oral benefits, holy basil may freshen your breath as well. Holy basil may also help prevent oral cancer caused by chewing tobacco, according to certain studies. Holy basil contains powerful antioxidants that can boost your immune system and prevent certain diseases. When taken over time, holy basil supplements may be able to prevent or reduce the symptoms of the following health conditions: High blood sugar Flu and the common cold Certain types of cancers Strokes Radiation poisoning

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: regularly. Change your pad or tampon often. Use soft, soothing wipes instead of toilet paper.

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