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Dear Women Please take more AVOCADO 🥑 SEED!

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aisole ernest1 year ago

Pls as u dey advice people not to tro away avocado seed,,also tell d danger in taking over dose, u fit lose ur self in seconds wen u take more Dan usual...I am a living witness I almost died

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Sunshine Letters1 year ago

Give your beautiful wife a gift she can cherish forever.

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Chidi Vincent1 year ago

Make una remember una kidney ooooo!!! For taking too much herbs 🌿

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Farmer Akin Alabi®1 year ago

"Too much" That's why it's advised to take moderate

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Semi god.1 year ago

I said it. Everything works for long lasting erection 😂

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Ewaade Oluwa1 year ago

It takes care of Keratosis Pilaris.i boil it with other herbs to make a soothing herb which I apply to my face and bidy

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Ojuko Taiwo Paul 🇳🇬 🇷🇺1 year ago

Moringa PR don expire, now avocado 🫵😎

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CHRISTIANDHOIR😎1 year ago

Na who don try am? Beg testify

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Rivers Trending1 year ago

@grok what's your thoughts on her explanation....?

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Dr Jays ⭕️1 year ago

@grok is this information about avocados true?

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Grok1 year ago

The claims about avocado seeds have limited evidence. Animal studies suggest they may lower cholesterol, but human data is lacking. No studies support their use for menopausal symptoms, blood pressure, or testosterone boosting. Using seeds soaked in alcohol for pain relief lacks scientific backing and may be unsafe. Avocado seeds contain potentially toxic compounds like persin, and experts, like the California Avocado Commission, advise against eating them due to safety concerns. Stick to the fruit for proven benefits. More research is needed to confirm any seed benefits or safety.