YoungLionken:
Some of these LITTLE THINGS are underrated..

Abboniki works for both waist and muscle, feverish conditions and miraculously cures body odour..

We tend to rely on the wisdom/knowledge of the Westerners more than ours here..

I was surprised at the cheap, traditional and effective remedy for stomach ulcer. This is something one would pay exorbitantly for in hospital..

And again, we Africans have failed to upgrade whatever we learnt from our forefathers...

Hello. Can you kindly share this traditional remedy for stomach ulcer as I currently suffer from the condition?
Thank you.

Abohboy:


How is it based in Benin? The manufacturer is Udeozor?

He's right while Loko balm company is based in Akure.

My area it's 250 Naira

nony43:







Na 200 I buy last.

i go relocate to your lungu o.

Thanks for sharing I will try using this balm and share testimony like you.

In late 2019, I started feeling slightly back and waist pain due to rigorous menial and factory works I have done in the past. This is the job I did for 13years and during the course of this work I do feel back pain but I’m using drugs to balance up. Now I have stop which I think it’s hunting back at me.

In late 2020, it get worsened and I went to see a doctor who gave me drugs and injections after asking for possible symptoms of piles (Jedi Jedi) of which I don’t have. After finishing the drugs the pain left and after a while it came back. I bought another drugs and used it and I got relieved.

Last week I was feeling so sick from this pain and malaria that I took two drips and 5injections with lot of drugs. A local herbal mixture was also prescribed which I drank. I’m feeling better now just if I sit I will b feeling the pain slightly and I will have to stand up to get ease and if I stand too long I will have to sit to feel ease.

[quote author=YoungLionken post=105703852]Some of these LITTLE THINGS are underrated..

Abboniki works for both waist and muscle, feverish conditions and miraculously cures body odour..

We tend to rely on the wisdom/knowledge of the Westerners more than ours here..

I was surprised at the cheap, traditional and effective remedy for stomach ulcer. This is something one would pay exorbitantly for in hospital..

And again, we Africans have failed to upgrade whatever we learnt from our forefathers...[/quote

Na so.. when they will ask you to share the effective remedy.. hope you will.. Naija

YoungLionken:
Some of these LITTLE THINGS are underrated..

Abboniki works for both waist and muscle, feverish conditions and miraculously cures body odour..

We tend to rely on the wisdom/knowledge of the Westerners more than ours here..

I was surprised at the cheap, traditional and effective remedy for stomach ulcer. This is something one would pay exorbitantly for in hospital..

And again, we Africans have failed to upgrade whatever we learnt from our forefathers...

Brother man help... Can you pls drop some insights on ulcer? The traditional remedy? Pls.

adekennis:
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ghettochild:

The company is based in Benin n they really have banked on the uselessness of Robb over the years...
There was one balm that time called BoKo...
That balm can kill an elephant...
3 days the spot u robbed it on still dey pepper u..
U will just be crying n somebody ask u why...
Imagine saying na since yesterday I don dey cry ooo.. I rob boko balm for leg...
The concentration of methyl salicylate in it was way beyond the approved dose

You must mean menthol.

[quote author=YoungLionken post=105703852]Some of these LITTLE THINGS are underrated..

Abboniki works for both waist and muscle, feverish conditions and miraculously cures body odour..

We tend to rely on the wisdom/knowledge of the Westerners more than ours here..

I was surprised at the cheap, traditional and effective remedy for stomach ulcer. This is something one would pay exorbitantly for in hospital..

And again, we Africans have failed to upgrade whatever we learnt from our forefathers..




Sorry bro....what's this remedy for stomach ulcer...

punisha:
Aboniki wey aboki dem dey rub for prick to perform well?


Ogbeni Take this thread to testimony and miracle section.

Na lie be DAT.Dem no born u well make u take ham rob ur prick .Na alumuntu be DAT ooo

Bola146:


It's normal for cold during raining or cold season when I don't wear long cloths, it warm the body.

Yes its normal to be cold...

But when the rest of the body is ok and the hands and feet are cold.. Its not ok

Bola146:
I can't do without it, I have one beside my bed, one inside my bag and one in the sitting room I don't feel much cold during this raining season if I applied it on my hands, legs and chest. God bless the company producing them

Just change your name to Aboniki babe.

Aboniki balm is very effective. I've never seen any pain relief like it. It works almost instantly and the result lasts a long time.

But you see this advice below, don't take it.
I'm telling you first hand. You'll run mad.

Do not wet your body before rubbing the balm. Them no dey telli person. You'll run mad. But you be alright las las

lilvicky68:
If you really want to feel the effect more..use it after a hot water massage..

dominique:
It's very effective if you can withstand it's heat and sting.

It's sold N350 in my area sha

The N500 is expensive. It is even N300 in my area. I just bought one on monday. I always have it.

U don advertise Aboniki balm na, wait and see how the price skyrocket.

ok we don hear

ghettochild:

The company is based in Benin n they really have banked on the uselessness of Robb over the years...
There was one balm that time called BoKo...
That balm can kill an elephant...
3 days the spot u robbed it on still dey pepper u..
U will just be crying n somebody ask u why...
Imagine saying na since yesterday I don dey cry ooo.. I rob boko balm for leg...
The concentration of methyl salicylate in it was way beyond the approved dose

I know this one. I once rubbed it on my knee. Pains nearly kill me

ghettochild:

The company is based in Benin n they really have banked on the uselessness of Robb over the years...
There was one balm that time called BoKo...
That balm can kill an elephant...
3 days the spot u robbed it on still dey pepper u..
U will just be crying n somebody ask u why...
Imagine saying na since yesterday I don dey cry ooo.. I rob boko balm for leg...
The concentration of methyl salicylate in it was way beyond the approved dose

it's actually Loko balm, it works very well for me unlike aboniki.

Abonikki to the rescue

It's very valuable.

hisexcellency34:
God bless the manufacturer of Aboniki Balm. The person deserves a national award

Been battling a chronic waist pain for the past few weeks. I couldn't bend or do other things and I feel excruciating pain a lot.
I have used lots of medications, including the ones given to me by my company's HMO all to no avail.

Yesterday a friend of mine who noticed my condition suggested Aboniki balm. At first I rejected the idea because of the way people complain about the peppery way Aboniki feels after rubbing on their body.

I later had a second thought and I bought it at a shop opposite my house for N500. Five minutes after application, the pain eased and I was able to bend my back.. Something I couldn't do for many days. Aboniki rescued me from waist pain.

Thank you for posting this with the image.

Best selling balm for some years now....Aboniki balm...

lilvicky68:
If you really want to feel the effect more..use it after a hot water massage..

Omo na wetin my frnd use for me one day way we go gym and I did serious deadlift, my waist destroy, for days I can't sleep walk or sit well, was in serious pains.. He use hot water massage me and then apply the balm, Omo effective die

it is the best for masturbation
after i use vasline for many month i was unable to come

but my friend told me he uses this balm and he cums within seconds

i give it a try brother and sister the sweetness is more than u ever think of thats why i have like 4 konkon in my pocket

Had this side pain few weeks ago, I was told it was pneumonia symptoms, thank God this aboniki was at home, I used it to twice and that was all.

Preciousppearl:
it's actually Loko balm, it works very well for me unlike aboniki.

Is it still available n last I saw it.. the concentration of MS had been reduced drastically

BRATISLAVA:


You must mean menthol.

My bad!! Menthol.. thanks for the correction but the MS actually does the pain relieving

saintruky:


U mean Loko balm... Blackish in color

Yeah.. last saw it in 2008

Abohboy:


How is it based in Benin? The manufacturer is Udeozor?

Oga check the bottle jor.. aboniki that I use everytime

joungblood:


Omo na wetin my frnd use for me one day way we go gym and I did serious deadlift, my waist destroy, for days I can't sleep walk or sit well, was in serious pains.. He use hot water massage me and then apply the balm, Omo effective die

I can imagine..

YoungLionken:
Some of these LITTLE THINGS are underrated..

Abboniki works for both waist and muscle, feverish conditions and miraculously cures body odour..

We tend to rely on the wisdom/knowledge of the Westerners more than ours here..

I was surprised at the cheap, traditional and effective remedy for stomach ulcer. This is something one would pay exorbitantly for in hospital..

And again, we Africans have failed to upgrade whatever we learnt from our forefathers...

Calm down.
Aboniki is a conventional medicine. There are similar meds by different companies with the exact same ingredients all over the world. And mixtures of methyl salicylate and menthol are prescribed by doctors everyday all over the world.