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Cassava flour and manioc flour are the most widely used variations of cassava for human consumption and both have many health benefits.
Tribes in the southeastern United States also use cassava leaves to make shampoo, soap, and other toiletries.
In natural medicine, cassava root extract is used primarily to combat joint pain.
Cassava fibers can be used to make fabrics and ropes.
Cassava extract is now sold in powder and capsules as supplements in specialty stores. They are usually made from the leaves, bark or root of the plant.