Taabea Herbal Capsules
Original price was: ₵40.00.₵35.00Current price is: ₵35.00.
Sold By: GMF StoreTaabea Herbal capsules for the treatment of constipation and musculoskeletal pain
IngredientsÂ
Cassia senna
Theobroma cacao
Rauwolfia vomitoria
Indication
Waist pain
Constipation
Dosage formÂ
Capsules
DosageÂ
Adult (18 years and above): Take one(1) capsule at dawn and repeat dosage after six (6) days
Adverse effectÂ
None reported
Precaution
Not recommended for pregnant women, lactating mothers and children below 12 years of age
StorageÂ
Store in a cool dry place away from direct sunlight
WarningÂ
If diarrhea persist, take a cold bath or bottle of coke
Do not repeat dosage the same day
Do not take whiles travelling
D not take above the prescription
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Duffys Ohemaa Feminine Mixture Original price was: ₵100.00.₵88.99Current price is: ₵88.99. Sold By: GMF Store
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(Noni) Morinda citrofolia fruit – 150g Original price was: ₵50.50.₵35.00Current price is: ₵35.00. Sold By: GMF Store
Noni is a dramatically foliaged evergreen shrub or small tree with a conical crown; it usually grows 2 – 6 metres tall, occasionally to 10 metres. The bole can be 12cm in diameter. Noni has long had a reputation for its healing qualities. The unripe fruit is used in Indian cooking in sambals and curries. Young leaves and blanched shoots – raw or steamed, added to curries etc. They contain 4.5 – 6% protein. The leaves are a rich source of vitamin A. Most parts of noni have been widely used medicinally since ancient times. The fruit contains rancid smelling capric acid and unpleasant tasting caprylic acid. It is thought that antibiotically active compounds are present.
The fruits are used as a diuretic, a laxative, an emollient and as an emmenagogue, for treating asthma and other respiratory problems
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Prekese- 500g Original price was: ₵30.00.₵25.00Current price is: ₵25.00. Sold By: GMF Store
Ethnomedical uses
The plant is claimed to be therapeutically useful in the management of convulsion, leprosy, oedema, rheumatic pains, asthma, female
sterility and inflammation. Bark decoction is used for cough, bronchitis, menstrual pains, and arthritis while the root decoction is used for
jaundice. Aqueous extract of the pod is used as anticonvulsant whilst its paste is used to treat rheumatism. The intense odor on roasting is claimed to have insect- and snake-repellent properties (Gill, 1992). In some parts of West Africa, the fruit serves as a spice or as a source of multivitamins. In eastern parts of Nigeria, fruits are used to prepare soups for mothers from the first day of delivery to prevent
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