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Tasly World Pharmaceutical LTD, Ado-Ekiti (2026)

06/02/2026

Elephantiasis is also known as lymphatic filariasis. It’s caused by parasitic worms, and can spread from person to person through mosquitoes. Elephantiasis causes swelling of the sc***um, legs, or breasts.

What are the symptoms of elephantiasis?
The most common symptom of elephantiasis is swelling of body parts. The swelling tends to happen in the:

1.legs
2.genitals
3.breasts
4.arms

What causes elephantiasis?
Elephantiasis is caused by parasitic worms that are spread by mosquitoes. There are three types of worms involved:

Wuchereria bancrofti
Brugia malayi
Brugia timori
The worms affect the lymphatic system in the body. The lymphatic system is responsible for removing waste and toxins. If It becomes blocked, then it doesn’t properly remove waste. This leads to a backup of lymphatic fluid, which causes swelling..

TASLY REMEDY

1. A1 capsule
2. Ginseng Rh2.
For more information chat me up 07040493211

31/01/2026

Your body is talking – have you listened?

With the Quantum Magnetic Resonance Analyzer, you can do a quick and affordable body check to know:
• how your blood is flowing
• condition of bones & joints
• vitamins your body may lack
• stress inside your system
It is simple, fast, and friendly – no injection, no pain.
Good for:
drivers • mothers • workers • students • elderly parents even everyone can do it
Don’t wait for sickness before you check your body.
📲 Chat me now!! health check for everyone!

Prevention is cheaper than treatment and wiser than regret.

11/12/2025

Today is fasting Thursday, have you started fasting?

You can take water, green tea, or original black coffee (sugarless).

If you have stomach ulcer, don’t forget your cucumber-infused water.

You can also add a pinch of salt to your drinking water for electrolytes.

Stay strong.

And don't forget to reach out for our herbal medicine to any stubborn disease.

06/12/2025

💔 44 million lives lost — and HIV is still not over.

HIV remains one of the world’s biggest health challenges.

*Here’s what you should know:*

🦠 HIV is a virus that attacks the body’s immune system and is spread from body fluids of an infected person.

🤒 Symptoms of HIV vary, some may have flu-like illness including fever, headache, rash and sore throat.

⚠️ AIDS occurs at the most advanced stage of HIV infection.

🌍 About 40.8 million people worldwide are living with HIV.

⚕️ While there’s no cure, HIV can be prevented and treated.

*Reduce the risk of HIV by:*

🛡️ Using condoms

🩸 Testing for HIV and other sexually transmitted infections

✂️ Choosing medical male circumcision

💉 Getting safe help if you inject and use drugs

💊 Taking Tasly A1 capsule.

let’s raise awareness of HIV and support access to prevention, treatment, and care for all.

03/12/2025

Sleeplessness*(Insomnia).
Do you find it hard to sleep at night even when you feel tired?
That might be more than stress — it could be sleeplessness, also called insomnia.

😴 What is sleeplessness?
It’s a condition where a person has difficulty falling asleep, staying asleep, or waking up too early and can’t get back to sleep.

🧠 Common causes include:

Worry, stress, or anxiety

Too much caffeine (coffee, energy drinks, or cola)

Late-night phone use or screen time

Irregular sleep habits

Some health conditions (like depression or pain)

🌿 Simple tips to improve sleep:

1. Go to bed and wake up at the same time every day.

2. Avoid coffee or heavy meals at night.

3. Keep your phone away 30 minutes before bed.

4. Create a calm, dark, and quiet sleeping space.

5. Relax your mind with light reading or soft music.

💡 Remember: Sleep is not a luxury — it’s a need for your brain, mood, and overall health.
Lack of sleep can affect memory, focus, and even your immune system.

Take care of your sleep — it’s one of the best medicines you can give your body. 🛌✨

03/12/2025

I genuinely pity people who still think HBP is “an old person’s problem.”

Let me shock you today.

I’ve treated an 18-year-old girl with BP issues.
A 17-year-old boy, too.
Both fighting the same silent enemy: soft drinks and sugar addiction.

HBP is not just about age; it is also about lifestyle.
Your daily habits are either protecting you or quietly destroying you.

If you like, keep saying “it’s not my portion” while drinking three bottles of soda a day.
That mindset is the real problem.

Anyone who is serious about their health and wants to prevent future damage must start with General body check up to know where the problem is coming from?.

Small changes today can save you from big problems tomorrow, and I can guide you through it.

26/11/2025

Before You Leave That Scan Room…
Ask Your Sonographer This Questions During Your Pregnancy Ultrasound 🫄✨
(Save this for your next scan!)

Most pregnant women just lie down, watch the screen, smile… and forget to ask the questions that actually matter.
But your ultrasound is the BEST time to understand what’s happening with your baby and your body.
Here are the must-ask questions that show you’re an informed mama 👇🏽💯

🔹 1. Is my baby measuring according to my weeks?
This helps you know if baby is growing well.

🔹 2. Where is my placenta located?
Is it high? Low-lying? Anterior or posterior?
This affects movement feeling and sometimes delivery planning.

🔹 3. Is my cervix closed and long enough?
Very important for preventing early labour.

🔹 4. Is my amniotic fluid normal?
Too much or too little can affect baby.

🔹 5. Is blood flow to my baby normal?
They check this with Doppler, very important for baby’s oxygen and growth.

🔹 6. Is my baby head-down or breech?
Helps you know what to expect as you get closer to delivery.

🔹 7. Are all the major organs developing normally?
Heart, brain, kidneys, spine, this is what anatomy scans look for.

🔹 8. Is my placenta healthy? Any signs of aging?
Especially important from 32 weeks upward.

🔹 9. How is the heartbeat?
Rate, rhythm, and pattern, very reassuring to know.

🔹 10. When should I come back for the next scan?
Some mamas need more frequent scans for closer monitoring.

🌟 TIP:
Always carry a small note on scan day so you don’t forget your questions.
A confident mama asks questions and sonographers LOVE when you’re involved in your care! 💕🤰🏽

25/11/2025

Indigestion is the body’s way of whispering that something inside needs attention — not punishment, but understanding.

Here are gentle, straight-to-the-point questions you can ask yourself or someone who may be experiencing indigestion. These help you understand the pattern, the triggers, and remedy.

Questions to ask about indigestion:

When did the discomfort start, and how often does it happen?

Do you feel fullness, burning, or pain after eating?

What foods or drinks seem to trigger it more?

Do you eat late at night or rush your meals?

Have you noticed bloating, belching, or sour taste in your mouth?

Do you take any medications that may affect digestion?

Does the pain move to your chest or back?

How long does an episode usually last?

Do you feel better after rest or after avoiding some foods?

YOUR REMEDY DEPENDS ON SYMPTOMS, SO YOU CAN CHAT ME UP AND TALK ABOUT IT WELL.
The body speaks when the heart stays silent; listen closely, and healing begins.

26/10/2025

You wake up every morning, open your eyes, and the first thing you do is poison your bloodstream.
— Bread and soda.
— Tea and sugar.
— Fried plantain with soft drink.
And you call it breakfast.

You think it’s energy, it’s not.
It’s glucose overdose disguised as comfort.

You don’t need an enemy when your daily ritual is sugar and flour.
That “tiredness” you feel by 11am? That’s your insulin crashing.
That headache? That’s your blood sugar crying for stability.

And yet you keep repeating it, morning after morning, weekend after weekend.
You think it’s harmless because “everyone eats it.”
Well, everyone is sick too, just at different stages.

See, bread and coke are not food.
They’re blood sugar bombs exploding your pancreas one bite at a time.

You want energy?
— Eat eggs
— Eat vegetables
— Drink broth

You want hospital?
Keep sipping soda and chewing bread.

Choose your breakfast, choose your future..
If you have any question try to reach out to us..

26/10/2025

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Holy Monet, Narsh Kumar

17/10/2025

Some people hear the word fasting and panic.
They say, “I can’t go without food. I’ll faint.”
But guess what?
The human body was built to fast.

Your ancestors didn’t eat 3 meals a day.

They hunted, worked, and walked long distances — and they survived just fine without food.

Today, we eat from morning till night,
Snacks between meals, late-night bites, and “small chops” every few hours.

We’re overfed, yet undernourished.
Tired, bloated, inflamed, and aging too fast.

Here’s what you don’t realize:
When you stop eating for a few hours, your body doesn’t shut down.
It switches mode — from storage to healing.

Your insulin drops.
Your fat cells open up.
Your body starts burning stored fat for energy.
Your cells begin autophagy — a deep internal cleaning process that removes damaged parts.
Even your brain becomes sharper because it’s now running on ketones instead of sugar.

That’s why people who fast often say,
“I feel lighter.”
“My skin glows.”
“My mind is clearer.”

But here’s the problem —
Many people do it the wrong way.
They jump into fasting without preparation, then break their fast with junk food.
That’s not fasting. That’s stress.

Fasting works when you do it intelligently.
✅ Drink just enough water.
✅ Break your fast with protein, and healthy fats — not bread and soda.
✅ Don’t use it as punishment.
✅ Let your body rest, not suffer.

Fasting is not about skipping food.
It’s about resetting your system and giving your gut, liver, and hormones time to breathe.

Stop eating like you’re scared of hunger.
Start eating like you understand your biology.

Because healing and body reset begins with fasting and eating right.

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