Rooter Mixture
Original price was: ₵40.00.₵38.50Current price is: ₵38.50.
Sold By: GMF StoreRooter mixture is a Ghanaian based herbal product which is used in the management of uncomplicated malaria over the decades and has been proven highly effective
Rooter mixture is a Ghanaian based herbal product which is used in the management of uncomplicated malaria over the decades and has been proven highly effective
Rooter tytonic is an improved herbal preparation for the management of all kinds of salmonella causing diseases including typhoid. Tested by the school of pharmacy, Legon
IndicationÂ
- Malaria
Ingredients
- Aloe schweinfurthis
- Khaya senegalensis
- Pileostigma thonningil
- Cassia siamea flavor
DosageÂ
Four tablespoonful three times daily
Caution
Not recommended for pregnant women, nursing mothers and children below 12 years
StorageÂ
Store in a cool dry place away from direct sunlight
Keep out of reach of children
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Victory Garlic Mixture Original price was: ₵42.00.₵32.00Current price is: ₵32.00. Sold By: GMF Store
Naturally formulated herbal products containing local plants like cassia occidentalis, Azadiracter indica, Allium sativum which improves cardiovascular health, diabetes and boosts the immune system
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Khaya senegalensis (Mahogany) – 100g Original price was: ₵28.00.₵27.50Current price is: ₵27.50. Sold By: GMF Store
It is a tree of up to 40 m high with a girth of about 4 m, branching into 2-3 main limbs at about 8 m, giving a wide spread crown
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Adom Natural Man Tonic Original price was: ₵35.00.₵30.00Current price is: ₵30.00. Sold By: GMF Store
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Zingiber officinale (Ginger) – 100g Original price was: ₵5.50.₵5.00Current price is: ₵5.00. Sold By: GMF Store
Ginger consists of scraped or unscraped rhizomes of Zingiber officinale. An herbaceous perennial with fleshy creeping rhizome and leafy stem, leaves distichous and subsessile on the sheaths. Â The root is rich in volatile oils, gingerols and shogaols. The shogaols are only produced when the root is dried, as a breakdown substance of the gingerols. In vitro studies have shown that many constituents of ginger have antiinflammatory properties (Grzanna et al, 2005; Srivastava and Mustafa, 1989);
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