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Umlomomnandi 😍😍 It's a must have...
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Isambilane (Zulu) Tshilepwete (Venda) The leaves are chewed as a treatment for sore throat and mouth infections. The juice from these leaves to calm skin problems like pimples, rashes, and insect stings. This juice can be used as a germ-killing liquid and to treat sunburns too.
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SNAKE PLANT Snake Plant Filter indoor air, even at night Similar to other household succulents, snake plants help to filter indoor air. What’s unique about this particular plant is that it’s one of the few plants that can convert carbon dioxide (CO2) into oxygen at night. This
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Motsha (Tswana) Umnqawe (Zulu) Mogohlo (N. Sotho) isiThwetwe, umNcawe (Swazi) This plant has properties that fight germs, help with diseases like HIV, Hepatitis C, and cancer. It's also used for treating venereal diseases, nausea, burns, wounds, stomachaches, and diarrhea.
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Ibhuma (Zulu) Ingcongolo (Xhosa) Ibhuma is used to strengthen uterine contractions. It is also taken to promote fertility in women, to enhance male potency and libido, to improve circulation and for diarrhoea and dysentery.
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Isihlekehleke, Isantilele (isiZulu) Sehlehle, Sehloko, Thethebale (Sesotho) Isihlekehleke is used for breathing disorders including asthma, bronchitis, and chest congestion. It is also used for mucus in the nose and throat, throat spasms, hay fever, and tumors.
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Bay Leaf Crush a few bay leaves into powder and sprinkle the powder in areas where you spot cockroaches most often. Bay leaves have a very distinct odor that acts as a repellent against cockroaches and keeps them away.
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Flat Top Acacia, Nyanga Flat Top (English) It can reduce swelling, fight bacteria, protect against damage, work against malaria, stop cells from growing too much, fight fungal infections, combat certain diseases, help with HIV, manage diabetes, and deal with obesity.
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Makukhanye kini nonke 🥰🥰🥰
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Pumpkin Seeds Pumpkin seeds are rich in zinc. Zinc improves fertility in men. It increases the levels of testosterone and also the quality and quantity of sperms.
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Monkey-Thorn (English) Mokgapa (Sesotho) Tshikwalo (Venda) Molopa (N. Sotho) Umkhaya (Ndebele) The bark has astringent properties, and decoctions, infusions or powders are used internally and topically. It is used internally to bring relief from stomach complaints, dysentery and
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Bell Agapanthus (English) Leta-laphofu (Sesotho) Ubani (Zulu) Ugebeleweni (Xhosa) Treat heart disease, paralysis, coughs, colds and chest pains In addition to the believed medicinal benefits, the blooms were worn as a fertility charm or a charm to protect a baby growing in the
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Ziziphus mucronata Umphafa, Umlahlankosi, Isilahla (isiZulu) Umphafa (isiXhosa) Umlahlabantu (Swati) Mokgalo (Tswana) Mutshetshete (Venda) Mphasamhala (Tsonga) A twig from the tree was and is still used to attract and carry the spirit of the deceased from the place of death to
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Mango Seed Mango seed extract can be a game-changer for weight loss! 🥭💪 It lowers bad cholesterol, improves blood flow, and helps reduce blood sugar levels. Your path to better health starts here! 🌟
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🌟 Have you ever tried the magical combo of sulphur powder/Isibabuli and Vaseline to battle those pesky dark spots? 🌚💥 We want to hear YOUR story! Share your experience with this dynamic duo. Did it work wonders or leave you with a tale to tell? 🤔💬
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Spekboom leaves Hydration: Suck leaves to quench thirst, combat exhaustion, dehydration, and heatstroke. Blisters Relief: Crushed leaves provide relief for blisters. Sore Throat and Mouth Infections: Chewing leaves can treat a sore throat and mouth infections.
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Crocodile Meat Crocodile meat is a low-fat, low cholesterol and high protein meat. Crocodile meat is not only delicious, it is good for your heart, lungs, blood circulation and it is known to cure asthma and coughing problems.
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Hlodlwana (Zulu) Fresh leaves are applied as a dressing to septic ulcers and sores. The bulb is sliced and boiled in a remedy as a diuretic. The stem and flowers are boiled with water and drank as syrup. *Used in a remedy for chest complaints associated with TB. A pulp of the
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Best snake-repellent plants THREAD
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African Aloe It is used in South African traditional medicine for the treatment of arthritis, conjunctivitis, eczema, hypertension, STDs, stress, and venereal sores etc. Share your insights and experiences with #AfricanAloeWisdom . Let's learn and heal together! 🌱🤝
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Blueberries & Cranberries These specific berries are specifically made to stimulate your gut health and improve your liver detox properties. Whole cranberries and blueberries, as well as their extracts or juices, are the trusted source of improving your liver health and
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Umsenge (Zulu) The leaves are used to combat indigestion and as a purgative. The leaves can be chewed straight from the tree or used in a decoction. The bark and leaves are utilised together on the skin to treat shingles or drank as part of a remedy to treat HIV symptoms.
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Let the waterfall 's pure waters cleanse your soul and nature's melody soothe your spirit
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Aloe vera plant benefits It helps treat canker sores It reduces constipation It improve skin and prevent wrinkles It lowers blood sugar levels It reduces dental plaque It accelerates wound healing
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Umdoni (Zulu) Concoction of dried and/or boiled roots and leaves are used to treat respiratory ailments such as coughs and tuberculosis, also stomach disorders like indigestion and diarrhoea. Ash from the burnt wood is said to alleviate headaches if rubbed directly onto the
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Ake sixoxe ngeLadi Yini iLadi? Lenziwelani iladi? Uyakwazi yini ukulenza ngaphandle kwe tŕaditiona healer? Lenziwelaphi iladi? Izinhlobo zamaladi? Limsiza kanjani umuntu iladi? Kudla kuni okbakwa eladini? Amakhandlela awani? JOIN US KULE CONVO, UMUNTU SICELA ASHO AKWAZIYO
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Umngamanzi (Zulu) Crushed leaves are applied topically as a snakebite remedy, while the pulverized roots are applied to abnormal swellings. A decoction of the roots is used to treat painful menstruation, sterility and bilharzia. An infusion of the stem bark is used against
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Willow Tree (Isihlahla Somyezane) This is one of the most special trees you can find in Africa I call it the soul tree bcs it act as the connector between two worlds. * If you know longer recognise a grave of someone from your family take something that belongs to him/her go
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Moli kharatsa, Lotsane (S Sotho) Inkomfe (Zulu) Inongwe, Ilabatheka, Ixhalanxa, Ikhubalo lezithunzela (Xhosa) Inkomfe is used to build up the immune system of patients suffering from Cancer and HIV.
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Epsom Salt Ease those pesky period cramps with a soothing Epsom salt bath! Fill your tub with warm water, add Epsom salt, and let the relaxation begin. Not up for a full bath? in that case, mix the salt in a bucket of lukewarm water and pour it all over your body with a mug
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Uvukakwabafile (isiZulu) An infusion of boiled leaf is taken for colds and flu. More often the leaves and twigs are crushed and rolled in paper to be smoked like tobacco for colds, flu and other chest complaints. It is also sometimes smoked for nose-bleeding and scurvy. Some
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Rice Water Rice water has anti-ageing benefits It can brighten your skin It can boost skin barrier health It soothes sunburn and irritation Rice water can reduce oiliness
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Umviyo, Umtulwa (Zulu) An infusion of the leaves is used for the relief of toothache.
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Ikhathazo A decoction of dried roots (a few dried roots boiled in 200 ml water) is used for abdominal and chest pain associated with HIV and TB. Dried stems and roots are smoked, or powdered and taken as snuff. *Used as incense to communicate with the ancestors. Inhaling the
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Incotho Extracts from this bulbous plant are used to treat mental illness as a result of witchcraft.
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Wuu Wuu Owls are used as Food and Medicine and for Witchcraft in Africa Thread
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Inqotha, Ingwavuma (Zulu) Mulumanamana (Venda) The root bark is boiled and the decoction used to treat the disease known as Piles or Haemorrhoids in humans and domestic animals. The symptoms are blood in stools as well as loose bowels at times. The decoction, which is very
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Jade Plant 😍 Purification Nausea Relief Respiratory Health Wound Healing
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Pay attention to your dreams. They can hold messages and guidance for your life.
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Our ancestors may be gone, but their spirits live on, lighting the way for us. 🔥
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Mint It is used for its ability to calm a nervous stomach and address nausea. "Gently boil mint leaves in water and let sit a bit before drinking,
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Hello everyone! I'm currently following 300 amazing people, but if I'm not following you yet, please let me know by liking, reposting, or commenting on this post!
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Umkhadlu (Zulu) The plant's seeds, roots, and stem bark help with heart problems and chest issues, while the crushed root bark or parts of the fruit is used as a treatment against cancer. The roots make a cleanser for wounds and help with lung and chest problems. A dilution of
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Makukhanye 🕯🕯🕯
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Areca palms help increase humidity indoors, which can benefit those with respiratory issues like asthma. Additionally, they are non-toxic to pets, making them a safe choice for households with animals.
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Inhlungunyembe (Zulu) Intlungunyembe (Xhosa) This plant is used medicinally to treat snake & spider bites, intestinal worms and also for aches and colds.
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Aloe Vera Benefits for your Skin and Hair (Skin) Acne Fighter Firm Skin Exfoliater Natural Glow (Hair) Anti Frizz Hair For Thicker Hair Leave On Conditioner Fights Off Dandruff
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🌳 Our ancestors are more than just names on a family tree; they're a part of who we are.
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Isutha, Umzane, Umozane (Zulu) Powdered roots are used for influenza and colic and the leaves are burnt to dispel evil spirits.
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Tomato Juice Improve Sperm Quality Increase Sperm Supply Prevents Sperm Damage
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Udonqabathwa Udonqabathwa is used to treat painful menstruation
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Imboziso (Zulu) The plant is utilised internally and externally in decoctions (50 g of fennel leaves to 500 ml water) to treat genital thrush as well as thrush of the mouth in cases of HIV infection.
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Spekboom (Portulacaria afra), are exceptional carbon-storing champions. 🌳 This plant can help combat climate change by absorbing high levels of carbon dioxide
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Idambisa, Uchane, Umadinsane (Zulu) Umadinsane is traditionally used as a charm to make one invisible Uye ke lo uphunyuka bempethe osetshenziswa mawubalekela amaphosyisa 🤣🤣🤣
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Karee (Eng.); Karee, Rooikaree (Afr.); Mokalabata, Monhlohlo, Motshakhutshakhu (N.Sotho); Inhlangutshane (Siswati); Mosinabele, Mosilabele (S.Sotho); Mosabele, Mosilabele (Tswana); Mushakaladza (Venda); Umhlakotshane (Xhosa) ''VHA VENDA WAY'' The fruit is eaten when ripe and
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Umsinga-lwesalukazi (Zulu) A decoction of the root is used to organize the stomach and reproduction in women, especially when there is some difficulty with falling pregnant.
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Noma ungayiziba le tweet "Uzofa ungenalutho empilweni mawusasaba ukuthi abantu bazothini"
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@Lindiwe_Sambo The moment I started making 'funny noises' when I bend down to pick something up! 🤣
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Hot water can promote relaxation and reduce stress levels, which can help to improve sleep quality. Additionally, it can help to soothe a sore throat or cough, which can disrupt sleep. Drinking hot water can also aid digestion and prevent stomach discomfort or bloating, which can
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River Pumpkin (English) Ramgola-vhadzimu (Venda) Ugobho (Zulu) Iphuzi (Xhosa) Ugobho is an ingredient in many herbal concoctions and prescriptions which have been used to induce or augment labour, postnatal medication, to treat parasitic diseases, urinary complaints, kidney
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Injobo (Zulu) umpimpilizi (Swazi) Plants are also popularly used for magic purposes as love charms, good luck charms, and protective charms
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Detox Water Ingredients: Lukewarm water Sliced ginger Lemon slices Mint leaves Stick of cinnamon Dash of turmeric Instructions: Fill a large glass jar with lukewarm water. Add sliced ginger, lemon slices, mint leaves, and a stick of cinnamon. Let it sit overnight.
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Aloe vera is good for: Canker sores Constipation Skin health and wrinkle prevention Lowering blood sugar Reducing dental plaque Speeding up wound healing
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Medicinal properties of kalanchoe that protect our health 1- Protects oral health 2- Treats rhinitis 3- Combat the ulcers 4- It is used to treat cancer 5- Protects the female reproductive system 6- Combat back pain 7- It is a good analgesic 8- Remove styes in the eyes 9- Take
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Isikwendle, Isitokotoko (Zulu) Isikholokotho (Xhosa) Xikwenga (Tsonga) Isikwendle is used as treatment of ear infection, earache and toothache. It is also used traditionally to treat multiple ailments such as haemorrhoids, ulcers, intestinal worms, stomach disorders and
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Umabopha Wentaba Roots can be mixed with other ingredients to make a mixture (intelezi ) which is used to hinder court procedure. When used in this manner the plaintiff will either become mute, irrelevant or highly repetitive. This results in the case being postponed
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Umholo (Zulu) Root and stem bark are boiled to obtain an infusion applied as an enema to treat venereal diseases and for general cleaning of blood and kidneys. It is also included in the preparation for divhu, a disease caused by sexual intercourse with a woman who has had an
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@AusBassie Embracing growth means understanding that every season molds us into a better version of ourselves. Shedding old habits, forgiving our past selves, and preparing for the future is the path to continuous self-improvement. 🌱✨
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Look how this mosquito fly when you press Like 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Cannabis (Marijuana) Tell us everything you know about this plant 😃
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Spekboom Jade Plant
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UZILILO UZILILO is used to treat pain of bruised skin by rubbing ash from burnt plants into the wounds. Crushed stems are used, mixed with various other plants, as a proactive charm and sprinkled on family members to protect them from the ‘pollution’ of visitors. This is also
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Ukuthwala nge contract 😳😳😳
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Flat-crown Flat-crown Albizia African Flat-crown Rough bark Flat crown West African albizia Umgadankawu/Umgadawenkawu (Zulu) umhlandlothi (Xhosa) Muelela (Venda) Infusions of the bark and roots are used to treat skin diseases such as eczema and scabies, mainly in Zulu culture.
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Muvhaha (Venda) Umbhaba (Xhosa) Umbhaba (Zulu) The bark is used as an ingredient of skin ointments and is sold at traditional medicine markets. Seeds are crushed and boiled to obtain oil that is suitable for making soap.
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Impepho Medicinally, the roots, leaves, stem and flowers are used for a variety of complaints and ailments. Depending on the species and distribution area, the uses include: angina pectoris, backache, bladder conditions, coronary thrombosis, coughs, colds, circumcision wounds,
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Eskolen bathe if ngi-react kuma pic amantombazane bazongshintsha bafake omunye u Admin, ngathi ukuthi animazi u @NthabisengHN i guess this is my last tweet 😂😂
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Umfongamfonga In the Eastern Cape,umfongamfonga is used as a love charm. Young men make themselves attractive to the opposite sex by taking an infusion of the bark as an emetic (known as ukugabha in Xhosa) as well as a steam treatment (ukugquma). This treatment is known as
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UMuzimuka (Zulu) The roots are used in traditional medicine as an emetic, to treat impotence 🍆
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Anibe nibuka la 😍😍
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isiphahluka (Zulu) A vapour emitted from the crushed leaves is used to help relive headaches upon inhalation, and a juice can also be extracted from them which is used against inflamed and infected eyes.
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Marula Tree An infusion of the bark combined with the bark of umdubu wehlathi (Zulu) is used to support pregnancy. It is also used for treating barrenness and illnesses related to fertility. Marula tree Umdubu
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The blood of our ancestors flows through our veins, a reminder that their legacy lives on within us.
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Mondia whitei (Umondi, Mundi (Zulu), Mungurawu (Shona) Mondia whitei is used traditionally to treat hypertension, stroke, anaemia, allergies, asthma, fever, malaria, skin diseases, intestinal worms, heart diseases, epilepsy, stress, tension, to ease birth pains and induce labour
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@juliannarvivas @keitu36 Your twenties can be a time of eye-opening experiences. It's important to remember that while some people may disappoint or hurt you, not everyone is the same. Use these moments to build resilience and choose the company of those who uplift and support you. Life's lessons are
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Utholukuthi impilo yakho imile, konke okwenzayo akwenzeki, awsafuni ngisho ukuzama ngendlela okubheda ngayo, usuze usola omakhelwane.... kanti kushoda ukuthi ugezwe kulunge izinto, ube iMillionaire. Nyakaza, ukulala aksizi. Impilo yakho ke
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Hello everyone! I'm currently following 300 amazing people, but if I'm not following you yet, please let me know by liking, reposting, or commenting on this post! *FOLLOW EVERYONE WHO LIKED AND REPOSTED THIS TWEET
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🌳 Our ancestors are more than just names on a family tree; they're a part of who we are.
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Fiddle Leaf Fig - Ficus lyrata Purifies air within your home 🥰🥰🥰
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Umhlalantethe, Umsindandlovu (Zulu) Mukunda-ndou (Venda) Mention anyone from Limpopo and ask them to share how they use this one
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@Mhlabuhlangene3
School Of African Medicine
11 months
Sending prayers to all those seeking employment. May opportunities arise, talents shine, and new chapters begin for each job seeker. Keep the faith! 🌟
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@Mhlabuhlangene3
School Of African Medicine
11 months
Allow me the pleasure of noticing you and returning the favor with a follow back. Simply repost and tap that like button!" ❤️🔁👋😊
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@Mhlabuhlangene3
School Of African Medicine
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😍😍😍
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@Mhlabuhlangene3
School Of African Medicine
9 months
Golden Milk Ingredients: Milk Dash of turmeric Black pepper Honey Instructions: Boil milk with a dash of turmeric and black pepper. Mix in honey for added sweetness. Enjoy this nutrient-replenishing and detoxifying drink.
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@Mhlabuhlangene3
School Of African Medicine
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🌿 Want to keep pests away? Peppermint essential oil is your secret weapon! 🐭🐜 Mix equal parts oil & water, then spray entryways and problem spots. For extra potency, place cotton balls with a few drops of peppermint oil near entry points. It's an effective, pleasant way to
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