Nature, your friend

Tylosema fassoglense... (imbatsa)

What do you know about it?

Unless you are allergic to it, everyone needs Blackseed oil.
It does not substitute medication, but works with it hand in hand to improve one's health

Cassava is one of the nutritious foods people in the recent years grew up eating. This current generation does not do that, if they do then just a few do🤗. And if they do, they have to either deep fry, or take it with sauce, or take it in form of porridge, that is the few who who do.

Considering that almost every kind of common food we know like maize, wheat, beans etc have been genetically modified, cassava remains as one among the few yet to be modified. I recommend that, whichever way you want to have it, do it.

AMARANTHUS LEAF FOR BLUR VISION

For people with blurred vision.

A times when you read, everything appears dark, that's why many of you can't read tiny letters.

Some puts on eyes glass to make letters bold.

One important thing to note is that:

That thing that is blocking your vision is inside your system.

Infact if your a victim of eye problem...

When you get it, uproot it, cook every thing with the roots and start to drink one full tumbler/cup every morning and night when warm.

Drink it for like 4 days and prepare another one.

Continue to drink till you begin to see changes with your vision.

For the leaves, wash it, squeeze it without water and put a drop in your eyes once daily.

It will clean your eyes and help you to see clear.

Good for short and long sightedness.

It's very effective and 💯 Natural with no side effects.

People with cataract must use it too.

Action speaks louder than words..

Stay healthy

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If you do not eat your food as your medicine, you will end up eating your medicine as your food

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