Your grandmother knew something about divine health and healing. Did she not tell you chicken soup is good for your colds? As a little boy prone to frequent nose bleeding, my grandmother would plug my bleeding nostril with wood charcoal and ask me to tilt my head backward for a few moments. It stopped the blood flow. Science should take a look at that. Before they knew about western medicine, some of Western Africa's people used to rely on a very effective local remedy for treating malaria. They will receive from traditional herbsmen a chosen variety of certain leaves from the forest which they proceeded to bring to a boil in a large pot. Some of the potion is given the patient to drink. Then the patient is made to sit under covers leaning over and inhaling and exhaling the steam from this hot concoction. An average of three treatments later, and the patient is well again. No medical doctors and no nurses. Have you seen someone apply pressure to their temples (accupressure) in an attempt to relieve severe headache or stress? If so, you have seen divine native medicine at work. Native medicines are back in style because they still work.
Facts About Divine Native Medicine
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Why You Need Native Medicine Today?
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