Judolisco:
U sabi

DUNDEEMASTER:
We die of ignorance in this country...How do I explain to my father in heaven that some pple are ignorant of wat to do Once a snake bites you..the first step is to tie the upper part of the affected region to prevent the Vernon from spreading throughout the body....They won't teach you this in school ooo..

emmanuelbrown26:

u got it alright baba, we are too lazy to know things within us.
This believe that everything foreign is the ultimate has to stop before we would know our value.
I remember sometime ago, I happens to meet sugar level patience, so I gave them an assignment, the assignment was to squeeze onugbo (bitter leave), put it inside coolant then 1 glass cup every night for 30 days, that they should go and check their sugar level.
Could u believe that it was 25% that did what I asked them to do and it happens that when they checked their sugar level, there was drastical change (I'm not a doctor nor pharmacist, I'm only a physiotherapist)

wunmi590:


Majority of the snakes that was suppose to be used to get venom have been killed, roasted and ended up in human belly

I guess Nigerian have master the art of using the traditional method to treat snake bite, but as a country we still need to look beyond traditional medicine for those who reside in the cities, so that most hospitals can have them readily available...

Grandmeister:

We're talking about snake bites here not diabetes! Even oyibo people still advise us to always take fruits and vegetables so what are you saying? It is ironic that a country situated in the snake belt of the world still depends on antivenoms from outside the continent! That's fvcking crazy! That means a bite from a puff adder for examplee is a death sentence.

ManirBK:
Another one is that If snake bite u...try to look for bitter cola and
chew....then use new razor to tear the place till blood is out then bring cassava leaves and robb there, it will not pain u again...both snake and
scorpion.

shantti:
We only have to upgrade traditional healing centers, even though I've always been against them, I've realized that they save lives,

I remembered when a snake bit me in my sleep, like how the hell did a snake creep into our compound, I dont know. It was a nearby traditional center that treated me and I became fine

ManirBK:
My contribution on the snake bite, the victim should chew raw cassava. And tie a rope on the affected place, thats all

Remag666:
I remember David ebunu....he was bleeding thick black blood when he died in the presence of his family after 3 days of coming from the farm with 4 tiny holes in his swollen ankles..
He said it was a plant that injured him like that unknown to everyone it was a snake bite. It was horrible to lose a brother to snakebite.
Since then I have had this irrational fear of snakes
The government needs to do something about this reptiles from the pit of hell especially in South West Nigeria.

yanabasee2:



The best bet for to treat snake bites or scorpion or their venomous insects is traditional....



The government paired with the western world to preach against local medicine.... And today, we can't even treat malaria with our local medicine...


In school, they will say that herbal medicine is drug abuse.. but it was the same herbs our great-grandfathers used to stay healthier and lived longer than today's men...

ManirBK:
Another one is that If snake bite u...try to look for bitter cola and
chew....then use new razor to tear the place till blood is out then bring cassava leaves and robb there, it will not pain u again...both snake and
scorpion.

yanabasee2:



[s]The best bet for to treat snake bites or scorpion or their venomous insects is traditional....



The government paired with the western world to preach against local medicine.... And today, we can't even treat malaria with our local medicine...


In school, they will say that herbal medicine is drug abuse.. but it was the same herbs our great-grandfathers used to stay healthier and lived longer than today's men...[/s]

yanabasee2:



The best bet for to treat snake bites or scorpion or their venomous insects is traditional....



The government paired with the western world to preach against local medicine.... And today, we can't even treat malaria with our local medicine...


In school, they will say that herbal medicine is drug abuse.. but it was the same herbs our great-grandfathers used to stay healthier and lived longer than today's men...

ManirBK:
Another one is that If snake bite u...try to look for bitter cola and
chew....then use new razor to tear the place till blood is out then bring cassava leaves and robb there, it will not pain u again...both snake and
scorpion.

emmanuelbrown26:

u got it alright baba, we are too lazy to know things within us.
This believe that everything foreign is the ultimate has to stop before we would know our value.
I remember sometime ago, I happens to meet sugar level patience, so I gave them an assignment, the assignment was to squeeze onugbo (bitter leave), put it inside coolant then 1 glass cup every night for 30 days, that they should go and check their sugar level.
Could u believe that it was 25% that did what I asked them to do and it happens that when they checked their sugar level, there was drastical change (I'm not a doctor nor pharmacist, I'm only a physiotherapist)

ManirBK:
My contribution on the snake bite, the victim should chew raw cassava. And tie a rope on the affected place, thats all

ManirBK:
the lazyness inside us is the answer bro, Africa anti snake antidote is very cheaper and effective than this foreign medicine.

kowalsky:


Lol. This is how you guys will go around committing murder and beating your chest about it.

Better do what you were taught in physiotherapy school and leave diabetes management to trained doctors

ManirBK:
lalasticlala this is for you the real python

ManirBK:
My contribution on the snake bite, the victim should chew raw cassava. And tie a rope on the affected place, thats all

Temi2468:


But, raw cassava has hydrogen cyanide, which is toxic for human consumption.

Though my wife just commented now that it works.

What's the chemistry of action of cassava tubers against snake venom?

Is it selectively toxic?

Let's run minds