Q-1  Can one eat too many ripe mangos?

Ans No, but you will end up with diarhea as a minimum

Q-2  Do you eat the skin of a mango?

Ans The skin has a wonderful texture that's full of fiber, I've grown up to eat the skin-it helps with diarhea.

Q-3  What's the most amount of mangoes you ever ate at one time?

Ans I guess I once ate about 4. I highly recommend them, but not more than 2 (I had quite a tummy ache afterwards)
 

Q-4 Have eaten dried Mangoes? How do you like it?

Ans Yes, I have. I like them very much. A few weeks ago I dipped some in melted chocolate. They were great.

Q-5 Is there any harm if you ingest mango seeds?

Ans I imagine it could cause an obstruction. And as you can't digest it and would have to pass it, there'd be some obvious discomfort there.

Q-6 How long u can keep a mango with out keeping it in refrigerator?

Ans If you purchase it not actually rape yet, even in semi-warm places (not TOO warm) it lasts one week as fine to be tasted; so it depends on how it is when you buy or receive it; then watch it every day until it just begins to show some "signs" of being almost soft (no crack or split outside) and with more beautiful and "older" colour.

Q-7 Mango by nature is heaty, does keeping it in water for sometime before it is consumed lessen the heat?

Ans Mango becomes better than warm, and the heart just thanks; nothing else.

Q-8 Are mangoes a product of sexual or asexual reproduction?

Ans The mango Fruit, by definition, is a product of sexual reproduction, as are all fruits, no sex no fruit. Mango plants grown from seed are a result of sexual reproduction, no sex no seed. Many mangos are grown from seed. Some are grown from grafts, air grafts, slips, and rootings. Such plants are a product of asexual reproduction.