Please share this video to save a life.

That obete leave is what my Father gives to every snake bite victim after treatment. They parboil and drink it. Very effective.

Nowadays everybody act like they’re too educated for herbal medicine Okay oh

Herbal remedies plenty wey dey kill venoms with ease no doubt.

They don't do local and that is why their lack of knowledge and ignorance kyills them more than anything.

It works effectively. That's how Snakesbites are treated in the village's.

Thanks for this chief

When you hear the word "COGNITIVE DISSONANCE" that's what I does to people. Most or some people know these things work but our minds are conditioned to seek for Western medications in any incidents. Oh, how we forgot completely the potency of DOGOYARO leaves for fevers¡

This one is not aware that it’s cobra that we are talking about. The venom attacks your muscles, it’s very deadly and its reaction is fast. The person will be dead before that abdomen absorbs the juice.

@grok how true is her statement

Before the arrival of Oyibos with Anti-venom, Did our fore Fathers not treat snake bites???????

Lol 😂 what proves it works?

In our dialect it called Okpete aloke

Herbs never disappoints

@grok, how far? These things arguably work in villages. What say you, especially about a Cobra's venom?

Thank you and God bless you for this tip

Yes she is right. These work effectively. Local herbs treat snake bites perfectly well.

@grok what is the science behind her claims?

Dogonyaro, I thought it's anti malaria.... you cook it pour the water in a big bowl, cover yourself with a big towel or wrapper and inhale the steam.

So bitter leaf can solve this?

I actually thought about bitter kola when I heard news about the girl. Bitter kola neutralizes even the most dangerous poison.

Opete is actually a powerful antidote.

@AirtelNigeria for a long time my airtime just vanish without being used,this must stop.

I no even know wetin to believe again o

All this thing Ado ne nu e” nu that one is very powerful as an Igbo person

Trash

@aproko_doctor no go gree for you

I love her accent

@HerbalistChief how true is this?

Thanks for sharing

Thanks for teaching us this

Mimosa pudica can kill you, it’s has poison..

Nawa

@arojinle1 come and see.

That snake at ordinary go investigate