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Hibiscus + Ginger + Cinnamon = a very powerful drink!

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DONTs2 years ago

@FredDiBiase247 I like your health drinks, everyone should follow

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Fred’s Farm | Herbs2 years ago

I agree 😂

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KLee #MAGA 💪2 years ago

@FredDiBiase247 If you add honey it makes the bitterness from the hibiscus tolerable

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Adolf Kafui2 years ago

@FredDiBiase247 This is a very popular juice in Ghana. We call it Sobolo.

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Healthy Eats2 years ago

@FredDiBiase247 Ginger is regarded as an excellent carminative & intestinal spasmolytic (relaxes & soothes intestine). It reduces colon spasms & cramps, is excellent for nausea, vomiting, motion sickness, stimulates production of digestive juices, helps bowel disorders

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Healthy Eats2 years ago

@FredDiBiase247 A natural digestive with hot potency, cinnamon boosts digestion, relieves flatulence, abdominal pain, diarrhea, dyspepsia, irritable bowel syndrome and also improves liver function. Adding it with other spices or sprinkling it on everyday foods removes AMA/toxins from the body

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OLU OF SAGAMU💨💣2 years ago

@FredDiBiase247 We call it Zobo drink in Nigeria

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Lemuel2 years ago

@FredDiBiase247 I read on leptin in my 3rd year in the university, I made a decision that my thesis would be on using hibiscus sabdariffa to induce the release of leptin in adipose tissues, stimulating weight loss. Sadly I couldn't work on it cause I couldn't afford the elisa kit for analysis.

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Phil Magovern2 years ago

@FredDiBiase247 All good, though, surely, the water is not going to get that hot, so the hibiscus should be able to go in anytime.

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ciao Corinne2 years ago

@FredDiBiase247 A Mexican drink called: Jamaica, (pronounced, Ha-mai-ka)

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