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? 55% discount for bookstores! Now at $29.95 of $49.95! ??? Have you heard of African Medicinal Herbs? What is the difference between African Medicinal Herbs with other Medicinal Herbs? ???The plants roots are used as a traditional medicine in African countries. The roots are boiled in water, which is often strained and taken as a tea or broth. In some African areas, the pounded root can be mixed with milk to make a kind of pudding.African Medicinal Herb is a plant that is used widely in traditional African medicine. It is used as an herbal treatment for various diseases and conditions, including fatigue, diarrhea, hypertension, depression, etc. It can be found in different parts of Africa like Nigeria, Senegal, and Congo. The herb can also be found in many parts of the world as well.The uses of African medicinal herbs are varied from spiritual to practical. It can be used to treat diabetes and to cure liver disease. It also helps in producing proteins and is used as a tonic for sexual potency in men. The dried aerial part of African Medicinal Herb is used to treat kidney stones because kidney stones mixed with the urinary tract will affect stone formation in the human body. African medicinal herbs are also used to treat high blood pressure, and it can also be used as a remedy for headaches, and it helps prevent the onset of heart disease.The African Medicinal Herbs have been used for a long time in Africa. Someone interested in herbs will find that this area of the world has an abundance of herbs. The use of these types of herbs is prevalent, and they are often used by many people in the community, not just as a cure but also for beauty purposes.African Medicinal Herb is very effective in treating some types of diseases, one example being Malaria, which is rich with the use of particular African medicinal herb-based medicines made from extracts.This book covers:African Medicinal HerbDr. Sebi HerbalSalads  Snacks Desserts   &
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