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booqee: but even this yam you're talking about is called ewura or water yam, and contrary to ur opinion i think its peculiar to the ijebus not oyo and ondo. Infact ikokore na the number one ijebu food and its made from this water yam.

bros I never mention Ewura to be the specific WILD yam that Enhance Multiple birth, i just mention some yams which am not sure of any1 among them until i confirm da name of da wild yam sir... Yorubas have different Yams specially for different dishes... For instance, the best yam for pounded yam is AMARA... Ewura is gud for OJOJO... We also have Igangan, dagi dagi, ikokoro, gidiyo etc... And ijebu yorubas are known for ikokore buh in otha part of yoruba land we have OJOJO wich i dnt knw if it's the same wit ikokore... Yorubas process yams into different dishes AMALA, ASARO, OJOJO, IKOKORE, ISU SUNSUN, ISU BIBO, ISU YIYAN AND ALSO YAM CHIPS... May be u av gat to eat YAMS in those forms b4 u are qualify to born Twins

booqee: but even this yam you're talking about is called ewura or water yam, and contrary to ur opinion i think its peculiar to the ijebus not oyo and ondo. Infact ikokore na the number one ijebu food and its made from this water yam.

bros I never mention Ewura to be the specific WILD yam that Enhance Multiple birth, i just mention some yams which am not sure of any1 among them until i confirm da name of da wild yam sir... Yorubas have different Yams specially for different dishes... For instance, the best yam for pounded yam is AMARA... Ewura is gud for OJOJO... We also have Igangan, dagi dagi, ikokoro, gidiyo etc... And ijebu yorubas are known for ikokore buh in otha part of yoruba land we have OJOJO wich i dnt knw if it's the same wit ikokore... Yorubas process yams into different dishes AMALA, ASARO, OJOJO, IKOKORE, ISU SUNSUN, ISU BIBO, ISU YIYAN AND ALSO YAM CHIPS... May be u av gat to eat YAMS in those forms b4 u are qualify to born Twins

, and women trying to conceive in western parts of the world are desperately looking for yams in order to boost their chances of having twins

Lol... Very silly. How about the people who born triplet, quadruplet and so on? They eat coco yam?

i'm definitely gonna give birth to twins cos it runs in my family and love them.... Future wife be Ready

Some people can like to read and understand before making comments. There is a specific type of yam in Oyo so it doesn't apply to all types. So if your mom, sister, friend, girl friend, aunty or whoever eats/ate yam 3 times a day and she doesn't/didn't have twins, please ask her where the yam is from.

Anyway, all I see right now is good business and money.

Olamagnifico: bros I never mention Ewura to be the specific WILD yam that Enhance Multiple birth, i just mention some yams which am not sure of any1 among them until i confirm da name of da wild yam sir... Yorubas have different Yams specially for different dishes... For instance, the best yam for pounded yam is AMARA... Ewura is gud for OJOJO... We also have Igangan, dagi dagi, ikokoro, gidiyo etc... And ijebu yorubas are known for ikokore buh in otha part of yoruba land we have OJOJO wich i dnt knw if it's the same wit ikokore... Yorubas process yams into different dishes AMALA, ASARO, OJOJO, IKOKORE, ISU SUNSUN, ISU BIBO, ISU YIYAN AND ALSO YAM CHIPS... May be u av gat to eat YAMS in those forms b4 u are qualify to born Twins bros I never mention Ewura to be the specific WILD yam that Enhance Multiple birth, i just mention some yams which am not sure of any1 among them until i confirm da name of da wild yam sir... Yorubas have different Yams specially for different dishes... For instance, the best yam for pounded yam is AMARA... Ewura is gud for OJOJO... We also have Igangan, dagi dagi, ikokoro, gidiyo etc... And ijebu yorubas are known for ikokore buh in otha part of yoruba land we have OJOJO wich i dnt knw if it's the same wit ikokore... Yorubas process yams into different dishes AMALA, ASARO, OJOJO, IKOKORE, ISU SUNSUN, ISU BIBO, ISU YIYAN AND ALSO YAM CHIPS... May be u av gat to eat YAMS in those forms b4 u are qualify to born Twins

but my SISTER, why you dey use 'bros' and 'sir' for me?? You no see female for my moniker??

It may and it may not but me i do not eat yam as such and my 3rd trial are two beautiful indentical girls.

[color=#006600][/color] yea ryt

booqee: but my SISTER, why you dey use 'bros' and 'sir' for me?? You no see female for my moniker??

Bros Sister abeg no vex.

sholay2011:


Bros Sister abeg no vex.

u enn! @Booque no vex my sis u hear

Thank God Yam is one of favorites...
Even My papa sef na twin
and My mama bein born twin...

therefore twins must not pass me by. Identical boys first, then unidentical girls follow, person don born finish be that!

..hmmmmn... SUPERSTITION at its peak..

princesa: Thank God Yam is one of favorites...
Even My papa sef na twin
and My mama bein born twin...

therefore twins must not pass me by. Identical boys first, then unidentical girls follow, person don born finish be that!

princesa(Miss), even u sef believe this 'superstitious' write-up? *scoffs*... Now, I would that you read ur post wif apt understanding and painstakingly...then decipher the 'obvious' facts in it... Don't u see that it points down to HEREDITARY? That it has to do more wif your family's GENETIC configurationehn? Isn't it evident enough? No offenses plsss.. @princesa..u still ma biggest female fan for this Forum.. Luv ur writeup(s). Luv you.
SPERANZA.

If na so all tiv children for be twins

[quote
author=hitman2911]Some experts believed that high content of plant
hormone phytoestrogen in yam and cassava is more likely to be
responsible for the release of 2 or more eggs on monthly basis during
menstrual cycle.
However, there is really no strong scientific evidence to support this
claim. Okro and Agida (a vegetable) also have high level of
phytoestrogen. All these are consumed on daily basis by the Yorubas.
The yam species regularly consumed by the Yorubas contain Diosgenin
which can be used to commercially produce Progesterone and other
hormones same as a wild yam known as Mexico yam which was used to
produce hormones in the 1960s. However diosgenin can't be converted to
estrogen in the human body after consumption.
Genetic predisposition has a stronger association than dietary link.
Many tribes and groups in Nigeria do also consume yam but do not have as
much twinning rates as the Yorubas.
For epidemiologists who may be interested in this study, Yoruba women in
diaspora who are not consuming yam will serve as a control for this
research. [/quote] in benue state they have high twinning rate as well.

booqee: but my SISTER, why you dey use 'bros' and 'sir' for me?? You no see female for my moniker??

And u tink i did it intentionally?... Well u done revenge... Equation balance...

C'est moi:
Whether this is true or not,speculation or not,I'm gonna increase the rate at which I eat yam in order to get myself ready and pray hard too.I want twins.....I love twins!....

You need someone to plant the twins there; someone who can #winks#

Cava madamosier?

Rubbish superstition. Yoruba ppl attribute so many things to superstition.

Yam wey u eat dey comot as shyt! E no get anything to do with female reproductive organ.

Pple stil think this way in dis age? Kai shege!

bullocks! are you telling me that they eat more yams than benue or kogi people ? is there any scientific evidence to back up this claim we keep hearing?

sholay2011: @OP...Sorry to ask o...are you studying a course presently whose title is 'superstitious african beliefs'?

For your last thread, na you talk say if hand dey scratch pesin, dat mean say pesin wan receive or give out money...

Now...yam consumption can result into twin births...interesting

Anyway, thanks for the tips. My wife must start eating yam lyk mad starting from our courtship...yeah. ..I'm that desperate for twins

@OP...are you?

its not a superstition. Read http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twins

Statistical yorubas have the highest rate of twins. Read to remain less ignorant http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twins

Afam4eva: I know about Okro and not Yam. There's a town in Kwara state that has the highest number of twin births in Nigeria and they eat Okro like no tomorrow.

What's d name

Some yam contain phytoestrogen an hormone which stimulate ovaries to release an egg from each side.

Hope they dont come out with yam heads? Just Curios

kambili999: ;Dall twin lovers say cheeeeeeeessssssssssseeeeeeeeeeee...

cheeeeeeeeeese I Lov twins... I always tell my girlfriend to be prepared!

BCJAY: It may and it may not but me i do not eat yam as such and my 3rd trial are two beautiful indentical girls.

I wish to c them! u have no idea how much I love twins . ... my Mama bleeped up but I'm not gonna Bleep up....

Oluwaseytiano: its not a superstition. Read http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twins

Mmm. Thanks for the link.

Igbo Ora!! Here I come!

20 basket full of yam tubers, abeg how much!?

I really like twins and I need at least 2 sets of.

sholay2011:
Mmm. Thanks for the link.

no probs

Xyge:
princesa(Miss), even u sef believe this 'superstitious' write-up? *scoffs*... Now, I would that you read ur post wif apt understanding and painstakingly...then decipher the 'obvious' facts in it... Don't u see that it points down to HEREDITARY? That it has to do more wif your family's GENETIC configurationehn? Isn't it evident enough? No offenses plsss.. @princesa..u still ma biggest female fan for this Forum.. Luv ur writeup(s). Luv you.
SPERANZA.

love you too

but seriously, i think its genetic. And since it kind of runs in my family, i hope it doesn't pass me by, cos giving birth in three or four consecutive times is stress.

Mazi_Omenuko:

You need someone to plant the twins there; someone who can #winks#

Cava madamosier?

Lmao......#speechless.I'm good and you?