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Elijah78: Maybe if you look at the pictures on Google, you will know it. We have natural sea salt, Himalayan salt, hawaiian pink salt, Abyssinian salt(this one is native to ethiopia) etc. The one we are use to is usually the big grain salt that our parents were eating long ago before table salt came.
See pic here.
https://www.google.com.sl/search?q=himalayan+pink+sea+salt&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=6BL7U9bnK8ed0AWX2IHIBg&ved=0CAYQ_AUoAQ&biw=960&bih=548#q=sea+salt&tbm=isch
http://www.mnn.com/food/healthy-eating/stories/the-truth-about-sea-salt
http://www.heart.org/HEARTORG/GettingHealthy/NutritionCenter/HealthyEating/Sea-Salt-Vs-Table-Salt_UCM_430992_Article.jsp
hawaiian pink salt
http://www.yogitrition.com/salt-water-flush-for-colon-cleansing/
Himalayan pink salt
https://www.google.com.sl/search?q=himalayan+pink+sea+salt&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=6BL7U9bnK8ed0AWX2IHIBg&ved=0CAYQ_AUoAQ&biw=960&bih=548
https://www.mountainroseherbs.com/products/himalayan-pink-salt/profile
http://www.naturalnews.com/028724_Himalayan_salt_sea.html#

Moringa trees also known as drumstick
nutritional infos:
https://www.treesforlife.org/our-work/our-initiatives/moringa/nutritional-information
leaves, seeds and flowers
http://moringafacts.net/#
Photos of moringa trees
https://www.google.com.sl/search?q=moringa+trees&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=PBX7U6rpIKrD0QW9woCwAg&ved=0CAYQ_AUoAQ&biw=960&bih=548

I am assuming that if you see the pictures of both the sea salt and the moringa trees, you might know what they are. Moringa is also sold in powder form in shops and stores. Most often you can find sea salt in local markets (as it use mostly to feed goats or so) but you can also find it in Big supper markets. Watch out not to buy iodized sea salt. I have been to some supper markets around and mostly what they have was Iodized sea salt. I normally buy mine in the local market. maybe you can find out in nairaland where to get it. As for moringa i can remember there use to be a thread here about it.


I had an excruciating back pain that caused me not to be able to stand up straight, even sitting down or laying was a real problem. They did all the medical examinations and found nothing, before i was introduced to some of these things as a friend thought may be i lack some essential minerals in my body. I cannot say for sure if it is because of the change of lifestyle of sipping salted water,performing salt water flushes to cleanse the colon, eating moringa in all its forms that healed or not. But i am fine now, i still do my job which entails sitting in front of the computer all day long.

Elijah78: Sorry sir, I didn't mean specifically that you lack vitamins. Also i am not a specialized doctor.

Homguy: Am happy about your confidence and determination to make some research about what you are going through. All the best brother. Keep up the exercise, though consulting a physiotherapist wouldn't be a bad idea, but am sure if u keep up with your new routine, you'll activate those set of muscles. Most muscles that aren't used after a long while start getting weak and wasting, that's the essence of exercise. Thumbs up,man.

Elijah78: sorry about your condition. Most often we experience health issues as a result of lack of some nutrients, minerals, or vitamins in our bodies.
I will advice that while you seek medical help, eat like 200 grams fresh moringa leaves first thing in the morning and also add a pinch of sea salt to your drinking water. All this will supply you with the minerals, nutrients etc that your body needs. Quick recovery! Note: Sea salt or himalayan salt and NOT TABLE or IODIZED SALT

odimbannamdi: am really sorry to hear about your condition..but be rest assured that there should a solution.

You didnt give us adequate information to enable us offer suggestions to you.

When exactly did you begin to notice this?
Are both shoulders affected?
Are/is any other part(s) of your body exhibiting this sign?
Is it preventing you from carrying your daily activities?

Lastly, i would advice you to be optimistic in your diction. "wasting" is a terrible word/disease in the medical field. We hope that you are not actually suffering from a wasting syndrome

It is well bro

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Fulaman198: Your language is Niger-Congo, just like Hausa is Chadic, therefore you are related to Congo. Do you see the ridiculous logic you used earlier?

Fulaman198: You are not very educated are you?

I am not Hausa, I'm Fulani, there is a huge difference. By your naive uneducated definition you are Nigerien and Congolese. You make no sense. There are no significant population of Hausas in Senegal, Mali and Benin Republic. You are mistaking Hausa for Fulani. Go and educate yourself by going back to school.