Avoid soursop. Seeds, peel, leaves, bark, and roots contain neurotoxic acetogenins, and vet sources advise against it. Herbal extracts, teas, and supplements made from soursop plant parts are especially concentrated.
Soursop (also called graviola) is a tropical Annona fruit with green skin, soft spines, and fragrant white pulp, used in juices, smoothies, ice cream, and dessert drinks.
Outside tropical regions, found as frozen pulp bricks, canned nectar, and supplement products. Overripe fallen fruit ferments quickly in warm weather.
Ingredient labels may show "graviola" without specifying plant part. Herbal teas and tinctures use leaf or seed material at much higher concentration than fresh pulp.
