Superstar007: You go fear concotion na.
All because of ebola, next thing them go say make we tie plantain leaf around our waist with
red cloth on our head. Dance around a
banana tree 7 times shout.....
''Ebolalala ebelebe ebelebe''

Naija discovering cure to various diseases since 1882 without any test or experiment!

atikubaba: hmmmm I comment my reserve

madridguy: This is the problem with we Africans, we are fun of putting sentiments in things. Just because the man now is Yoruba and the leaf is Yoruba soup, makes people believe his not right. If it is one Oyinbo powder chalk now, we go dey run go pharmcy to buy am. We need to wake up.

MoneyGreen: Thank say I be amala and ewedu fan since 190BC

YourHealthlabs: The eye physician should give us the result of the empirical research he conducted on ewedu leaves against the Ebola filovirus. A summarized abstract would have convinced many skeptical minds in the field of medical science, not just herbalists and trados.

Good balanced diet and many greens boost the immune system, nothing new, but none have been shown to have antagonist effects on filoviral cell properties for now.

atikubaba: hmmmm I comment my reserve

icnsystem: A consultant at the Lagos University Hospital (LUTH), Idi-Araba, Professor Adebukola Ositelu, has said Ewedu ‎which is known in English as the Long-Fruited vegetable, is capable of preventing and curing the Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) by boosting the immune system.

Ositelu stated this at the annual African Traditional Medicine Day organised by the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) on Thursday, at Ikeja, Lagos.

According to her, the vegetable had a high potency to boost the immune system such that it’s usage would prevent an individual from being infected with Ebola, or get rid of the virus in the case of an infected person.

She, however, noted that chances of being cured by an intake of Ewedu when a victim has gotten to the stage of vomiting was low, but could still be administered.

Ositelu, who is a professor of ‎Ophthalmology at the University of Lagos, Akoka (UNILAG), said to administer the ‘treatment’, the Ewedu should be rinsed thoroughly with liquid vinegar “blend and cook with drinkable water, without adding salt or kaun (pottash) or any other ingredients; then take a 25cl or half a tumbler measure once a week, first thing in the morning before any meal” for prevention, adding that those already infected should take it every morning for seven to five days.

http://sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=80264

Awoofawo:

babe how is business! You fit help me get 3 trucks load at reasonable subsidised price?

YourHealthlabs: The eye physician should give us the result of the empirical research he conducted on ewedu leaves against the Ebola filovirus. A summarized abstract would have convinced many skeptical minds in the field of medical science, not just herbalists and trados.

Good balanced diet and many greens boost the immune system, nothing new, but none have been shown to have antagonist effects on filoviral cell properties for now.