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🌱AFRICAN WILD POTATO: African potato is a herb that has shown positive changes in men suffering from prostate enlargement and cancers. Relieves side effects of chemotherapy. Immune booster. Diabetes and High blood pressure. Urinary Tract Infections. Also used in herbal medicine as a panacea.

🪵APHRO COMBO - A combination of African Traditional herbs. Protects and improves prostate function Helps to boost s***m production and endurance. Improves infertility in men. Increases energy levels Immune support Erectile dysfunction.

🍃APHRO POWDER PLUS(WITH ASHWAGANDHA) - Mixture of aphrodisiacs with the addition of Ashwagandha. For for sexual appetite, stress, anxiety. Boosts testosterone levels in men. Boosts energy levels. Boosts cognitive behaviour.

🍀BITTER LEAF: Gastrointestinal tract problems; Nausea; Malaria; Diabetes; Fertility inducer; Bacteria infections; Kidney problems.

🪵BLACK COHOSH: Known to reduce menopausal systems and hot flushes; Hormone balancing.

🧂DOLOMITE: A Natural source of calcium and magnesium. Helps maintain a healthy nervous system. It maintains healthy bones and teeth. Ideal daily supplement for those under stress.

💐CHASTE TREE BERRIES - {Vitex Agnus-Castus}: Used for hormonal complaints and imbalances such as Fibrocystic breast disease, infertility (female), menopause, heavy menstruation, menstrual difficulties, menstrual pain, Premenstrual syndrome. Useful in the treatment of endometriosis. Can be used as postpartum support. May normalize the reproductive organs. May be useful in treating progesterone deficiency. Treatment for acne, (especially with Premenstrual flared up) due to hormonal balancing balancing. Yet it can be used by men as well for acne. May have pain relieving properties.

🍁DEVIL'S CLAW: Joint pain, All types of arthritis

🪴THEO PLUS {Diabetes combo}: Relieves symptoms of hyperglycemia, improves liver function, improves insulin function.

🍃GINGKO BILOBA: Contains Powerful Antioxidants, Can Help Fight Inflammation, Improves Circulation and Heart Health, Reduces Symptoms of Psychiatric Disorders and Dementia, Improves Brain Function and Well-Being, Can Reduce Anxiety. ...
Can Treat Depression, Can Support Vision and Eye Health, Helps in tinnitus.

🪹GUCHU POWDER: Guchu powder is a Traditional herbal mixture that is made from different indigenous herbal plants. Guchu powder has been used traditionally by many practitioners in many forms including liquid and/tinctures. It is widely known as a mixture of bitter herbs that are known to fight infections and different diseases. Traditional uses: Used as a panacea, Used to treat different infections, Used to treat stomach problems Known as a Gastrointestinal cleanser Used as an immune booster, Known as a general body cleanser.

🌹HAWTHORN: High blood pressure and other cardiovascular problems

🎋HORSETAIL: Reduces mild edema, treats urinary tract infections, Promotes wound healing
and hair/nail health, Helps in bone remodeling due to high silica content, Helps to lose weight –eliminate fluids, treats piles,

🌱HERBAL CLEANSER: Constipation, Indigestion, acids, Headaches associated with upset stomach, Jump-start weight loss and detox, jumpstart fibroid shrinking process.

🪨MACA: Enhances fertility in men; Increases libido, boost energy and endurance; Improves mood.

🍀MORINGA: It’s nutrient-packed; It fights free radicals; It fights inflammation; It enhances
wound healing; It protects the liver; It supports brain health; It helps reduce
some diabetic symptoms; It protects the cardiovascular system.

🪵MONDIA WHITE/MUGONDOROSI: Improves appetite and libido; treats anorexia; Stress; Bilharzia. Erectile dysfunction.

🪸MUFANDICHIMUKA: Treats Coughs; Influenza; Mastitis; backache; kidney disorders; Hemorrhoids and Abdominal pains; Scurvy; Menstrual pains; gingivitis; Hypertension.

🪻NATURAL ANTIBIOTIC (Herbal Tincture): Strong Herbal Tincture. A product of vern, hypx, and other natural antibiotics. Good for all infections including yeast infections, ge***al warts, STIs, and other bacterial infections. . Good for pain and insomnia too. Used as one of the products in our STIs and other infections package.

🎋ROSEMARY: Rich source of antioxidants and anti-inflammatory compounds, Rosemary is considered a cognitive stimulant and can help improve memory
performance and quality. It is also known to boost alertness, intelligence,
and focus.

🪵SLIPPERY ELM: Heartburn, gastric ulcers and diarrhea

🪴SPIRULINA: A rich source of plant protein, antioxidants, enzymes, essential fatty acids and chlorophyll that help to boost energy level and fight infection.

☘️TAWANA HERBAL MIXTURE : Weight loss, metabolism, Gastrointestinal problems, general health care.

🪹WOUND POWDER (CA): Improves wound healing in cancer patients.

🍀ZUUMBANI: Fight colds; flus; and fevers. It helps your body hold on to water so you stay better hydrated; boosts immune system; High in anti-oxidants

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10/08/2023

🍃FACTS ABOUT BITTER LEAF🍃

¶Vernonia amygdalina, commonly known as bitter leaf is an African plant which grows in most parts of Sub-Saharan Africa. Vernonia amygdalina is a perennial herb belonging to the Asteraceae family and is commonly used in traditional medicine to treat different chronic diseases like diabetes, dysentery, hepatitis and as a fertility inducer.

¶In Nigeria it is a vegetable used for preparing the popular Bitter leaf soup. It is also known as Onugbu, Shiwaka & Ewuro by the Igbos, Hausas&Yorubas. Although this plant has been around for hundreds of years, only a few people know of its medicinal and healing properties.

¶✍🏼According to Wikipedia , "chimpanzees have been observed to ingest the leaves when suffering from parasitic infections."
"In Ghana, the young leaves rather than the old, has gained credence for its potent anti-diabetic and anti-inflammatory activity; and have been proven using animal models."

¶✍🏽The leaves have also been used in Ethiopia as hops in preparing tela beer.

¶✍🏽The leaves are widely used for fevers and are Known as a quinine-substitute in Nigeria and some other African countries.

¶Bitter leaf as the name implies is a bitter plant, whose leaf extracts, stems, and barks are used for culinary, medical, and curative purposes.

¶Due to its bitterness the leaves are washed several times after which they are dried and used to prepare meat dishes.

¶Fresh Bitter leaf can be squeezed or blended like smoothies and drink as juice, you can boil it and drink as tea or add a little bit with other greens in your salad.

¶Bitter Leaf contains vitamin A, C, E, B1 and B12.

¶It is rich in quinine, a compound which has been demonstrated to cure malaria, clean the liver, lymphatic system, and lungs.

¶Bitter leaf can aid up metabolism to help one lose weight because of nutrients like zinc, iron, fiber, and carbohydrate contained in it.

¶The antioxidant in Bitter leaf contributes to positive gastric effects that provide protection from stomach ulcers.

¶The high levels of vitamins, minerals, and phytochemicals such as flavonoids may help protect against prostate cancer.

¶By drinking a Bitter leaf solution at night before bed will bring on a calmness and relaxation that helps relieve insomnia.

¶Bitter Leaf may enhance fertility - a study in the International Journal of Reproductive Biomedicine has shown that it may have a positive effect on s***m quality.

¶The generally high levels of vitamins and minerals in Bitter leaf are beneficial to overall health, so will be beneficial to a couple trying to conceive.

¶Fever – it contains flavonoids, which have powerful antioxidant effects that can help with treating high fevers.

¶It was historically used in traditional medicine for the treatment of the bacterial infection typhoid fever.

¶Diabetes - Research published in the International Journal of Biological and Chemical Sciences demonstrates that the presence of phytochemicals, vitamins, and other nutrients such as proteins, lipids, carbohydrates, and ash are thought to act together to lower blood sugar levels.

¶Bitter leaf contains Vitamin C which is a great antioxidant mineral that plays a vital role in the body, including the maintenance of bones and teeth.

¶Osteoporosis - it also contains traces of vitamin K which helps the body to maintain healthy bones and prevents the weakening of bone tissue.

¶Bitter leaf improves metabolic function – it contains Vitamin B1, also known as thiamine, that plays an important role in the metabolism of lipids, amino acids, and glucose in the human body.

¶Thiamine is an important dietary supplement that helps to oxidize fatty acids.

¶Free radicals - Another nutrient in bitter leaf is vitamin E, which serves as an antioxidant fighting against free radicals that have harmful effects on the body’s system.

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08/08/2023

💐CHASTE TREE BERRIES - {Vitex Agnus-Castus}💐

☘️VERY GOOD FOR HORMONAL IMBALANCE AND INFERTILITY☘️

Chaste tree berries, also known as Vitex Agnus-Castus, are a very good hormonal balancer and fertility boosters.

🍃TRADITIONAL USES🍃

¶Used for hormonal complaints and imbalances such as Fibrocystic breast disease, infertility (female), menopause, heavy menstruation, menstrual difficulties, menstrual pain, Premenstrual syndrome.
¶Useful in the treatment of endometriosis.
¶Can be used as postpartum support.
¶May normalize the reproductive organs.
¶May be useful in treating progesterone deficiency.
¶Treatment for acne, (especially with Premenstrual flared up) due to hormonal balancing balancing.
¶Yet it can be used by men as well for acne.
¶May have pain relieving properties.

📚The modern use of chasteberry dates back to the 1950s, when the German pharmaceutical firm Madaus Company first produced a standardized extract. This herb has become a standard European treatment for cyclic breast tenderness, a condition related to PMS that is sometimes called cyclic mastitis, cyclic mastalgia, mastodynia, or fibrocystic breast disease. Chasteberry also appears to be useful for general PMS symptoms.

📚Chasteberry is believed to work by suppressing the release of prolactin from the pituitary gland. Prolactin is a hormone that naturally rises during pregnancy to stimulate milk production. Inappropriately increased production of prolactin may be a factor in cyclic breast tenderness, as well as other symptoms of PMS.

📚Elevated prolactin levels can also cause a woman's period to become irregular and even stop. For this reason, chasteberry is sometimes tried when menstruation is irregular, or stops altogether ( amenorrhea).

📚High prolactin levels can also cause infertility in women. For this reason, chasteberry is sometimes tried as a fertility drug.

📚Chasteberry is sometimes used for menopausal symptoms.

📚A review of 13 randomized trials evaluated chasteberry for managing PMS and premenstrual dysphoric disorder (a more severe form of PMS associated with psychiatric symptoms). Chasteberry was associated with reduced PMS symptoms including breast pain, and regulation of the menstrual cycle when compared to placebo, vitamin B, or magnesium oxide.

📚There is a growing body of scientific research supporting the use of chasteberry.

Premenstrual syndrome (pms)

Chasteberry has consistently shown promise in relieving symptoms in women with PMS. A double-blind, placebo-controlled study of 178 women found that treatment with chasteberry over three menstrual cycles significantly reduced general PMS symptoms.11 The dose used was 1 tablet 3 times daily of a dry chasteberry extract. Women in the treatment group experienced significant improvements in symptoms, including irritability, depression, headache, and breast tenderness. In a similar study, 217 women with moderate to severe PMS were randomized to receive chasteberry extract or placebo. After three menstrual cycles, the women in the treatment group reported fewer symptoms. A smaller trial involving 67 women also reported on the effectiveness of chasteberry for PMS.

Irregular menstruation

One double-blind trial followed 52 women with a form of irregular menstruation known as luteal phase defect. This condition is believed to be related to excessive prolactin release. After 3 months, the women who took chasteberry showed significant improvements.

📚Because it lowers prolactin levels, chasteberry is not an appropriate treatment for pregnant or nursing women.

📚There are no known drug interactions associated with chasteberry. However, it is quite conceivable that the herb could interfere with hormones or medications that affect the pituitary gland.

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06/07/2023

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06/07/2023

NOTHING WORKED FROM THE HERBS THAT I USED - WHY?

{Philosophical thoughts on different therapeutic modalities and general health care}

By: Simbarashe Chigodora - Simba The Herbalist & Writer Of Books
Published by: Harare-Streets Publishing
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INTRODUCTION

The greatest threat of life is death and the cause of death in a normal world, free from disasters and accidents, is a disease.

It is very clear that the world we have today has many more seemingly incurable diseases than in the past centuries. Despite that, the world of science has tried its best to fight these diseases, we can say with certainty that diseases which are appearing to be incurable are increasing in number day by day.

Drugs, from our pharmaceutical companies, are doing their best to get rid of some infectious diseases and terrible injuries. In this light we cannot deny the positive impacts of drugs on the treatment of injuries/traumas and certain serious health problems.

In fact many successful surgeries have brought life back in many societies. Without surgery, a lot of babies could not have been born, including me. It is a fact that we cannot all deny.

However, drugs have failed to cure many non-communicable diseases. The world is awake to this fact. Many of those who receive treatments for non-communicable diseases are eager to know what other alternatives are there to help them cure these diseases, instead of a life-time prescription.

In search for a cure, they meet different herbalists and other traditional medical practitioners. In some cases people do report a change in their well-being.
However, although the impact of herbal medicine has been increasing over the past years, doubts in the possibility of a permanent solution for non-communicable disease have also arisen. This has been motivated by a number of individuals who claim to have tried all types of herbs and practices without any improvements.

Among the people who have used herbs, there is an increase in the number of those who say herbs do not work. Whether they have used herbs in the right way or not, we don’t know; or whether they have used the correct herbs, we are not told.
Some have given up on both herbs and drugs in their search for a permanent solution. They have chosen to declare that it is the world of science and medicine that has failed to cure them, while at the same time not blaming themselves for failing to apply science and medicine in the right way. Therefore, it is the purpose of the following pages to address such issues in regard to the use of herbs and why sometimes we do not get the desired results after using them.

In short, herbs do work. However, several factors can affect how effective they are on each individual’s body. Sometimes it’s not about them and also sometimes it’s about them. Let’s take a look at these common mistakes many make or have made (including myself). Let us also learn some herbal principles along the way.

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26/05/2023

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NOTHING WORKED FROM THE HERBS THAT I USED - WHY?

{Philosophical thoughts on different therapeutic modalities and general health care}

By: Simbarashe Chigodora - Simba The Herbalist & Writer Of Books
Published by: Harare-Streets Publishing.
Get a Copy Today.

INTRODUCTION

The greatest threat of life is death and the cause of death in a normal world, free from disasters and accidents, is a disease.

It is very clear that the world we have today has many more seemingly incurable diseases than in the past centuries. Despite that, the world of science has tried its best to fight these diseases, we can say with certainty that diseases which are appearing to be incurable are increasing in number day by day.

Drugs, from our pharmaceutical companies, are doing their best to get rid of some infectious diseases and terrible injuries. In this light we cannot deny the positive impacts of drugs on the treatment of injuries/traumas and certain serious health problems.

In fact many successful surgeries have brought life back in many societies. Without surgery, a lot of babies could not have been born, including me. It is a fact that we cannot all deny.

However, drugs have failed to cure many non-communicable diseases. The world is awake to this fact. Many of those who receive treatments for non-communicable diseases are eager to know what other alternatives are there to help them cure these diseases, instead of a life-time prescription.

In search for a cure, they meet different herbalists and other traditional medical practitioners. In some cases people do report a change in their well-being.
However, although the impact of herbal medicine has been increasing over the past years, doubts in the possibility of a permanent solution for non-communicable disease have also arisen. This has been motivated by a number of individuals who claim to have tried all types of herbs and practices without any improvements.

Among the people who have used herbs, there is an increase in the number of those who say herbs do not work. Whether they have used herbs in the right way or not, we don’t know; or whether they have used the correct herbs, we are not told.
Some have given up on both herbs and drugs in their search for a permanent solution. They have chosen to declare that it is the world of science and medicine that has failed to cure them, while at the same time not blaming themselves for failing to apply science and medicine in the right way. Therefore, it is the purpose of the following pages to address such issues in regard to the use of herbs and why sometimes we do not get the desired results after using them.

In short, herbs do work. However, several factors can affect how effective they are on each individual’s body. Sometimes it’s not about them and also sometimes it’s about them. Let’s take a look at these common mistakes many make or have made (including myself). Let us also learn some herbal principles along the way.

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04/05/2023

🍃BITTER LEAF🍃
{Commonly known for treating stomach problems}
(One of the best herbs pakubatsira nyaya dzemudumbu)

Vernonia amygdalina, commonly known as bitter leaf is an African plant which grows in most parts of Sub-Saharan Africa. Vernonia amygdalina is a perennial herb belonging to the Asteraceae family and is commonly used in traditional medicine to treat different chronic diseases like diabetes, dysentery, hepatitis and as a fertility inducer.

¶In Nigeria it is a vegetable used for preparing the popular Bitter leaf soup. It is also known as Onugbu, Shiwaka & Ewuro by the Igbos, Hausas&Yorubas. Although this plant has been around for hundreds of years, only a few people know of its medicinal and healing properties.

¶✍🏼According to Wikipedia , "chimpanzees have been observed to ingest the leaves when suffering from parasitic infections."
"In Ghana, the young leaves rather than the old, has gained credence for its potent anti-diabetic and anti-inflammatory activity; and have been proven using animal models."

¶✍🏽The leaves have also been used in Ethiopia as hops in preparing tela beer.

¶✍🏽The leaves are widely used for fevers and are Known as a quinine-substitute in Nigeria and some other African countries.

🍃TRADITIONAL USES OF BITTER LEAF🍃

¶Gastrointestinal disorders
¶Malaria
¶Diabetes
¶Kidney problems
¶Liver diseases
¶Improving metabolism
¶Fertility inducer
¶Bacteria infections

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