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Bamia inasaidia kukabiliana na anemia, inazuia utapiamlo huku ikiimarisha mifupa. Ukiila kwa mpangilio mzuri itakusaidia kuongeza kinga dhidi ya maambukizi ya figo, saratani na pumu.

 

Iyegu

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Hatimaye kumekucha!

 

Numbisa

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Kutokana na urahisi wa kilimo chake, kila familia inaweza ikawa na bustani ndogo nyumbani.

 

Numbisa

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The Beetroot belongs to the family, Chenopodiaceae. It is a biennial or annual, which grows to a height of 30-50 cm. The leaves are oblong-ovate, the basal ones long-petioled, progressively reducing in size inward or centrally. The flowers are found in clusters or as solitary flowers arranged in long, slender, leafy or leafless spikes. The napiform root is blood-red in colour. It is a well-known vegetable in all countries.

 

OllaChuga Oc

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Oiii niajee maraiaa...

 

Numbisa

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Medicinal Use

· liver and spleen problems

· laxative and neutralizer of acids.

· Anaemia, arthritis, rheumatism.

· Inflammatory diseases, fevers and coughs.

 

Numbisa

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Increases the flow of urine, used as tonic and helps in lowering the body temperature.

· Abnormal buildup of minerals in the kidneys.

· Cough in children.

· Burns and bruises.

 

Numbisa

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How to use

The decoction of the plant is a good remedy for liver and spleen problems.

· It is used as a laxative and for neutralizing acids in the body.

 

Numbisa

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Those who suffer from anaemia should drink beetroot juice, mixed with carrot juice.

· This juice is recommended for arthritis and rheumatism.

· The sugar contained in the whole plant is useful in cases of inflammatory diseases, fevers, and coughs.

 

Numbisa

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The juice of the root is diuretic, tonic, and helps in lowering body temperature.

· For calculus or abnormal build up of minerals in the kidneys, the of the boiled beetroot is soothing.
Take 3 cups a day.

 

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For cough in children, the beetroot should be sliced, left overnight in the dew with a little honey on the top. Then, in the morning, strain the syrup, and give the juice to the children.

 

Numbisa

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The fresh leaves are made into a paste and applied over burns and bruises.

 

MANSA MUSSA

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Mambos Goddess Isis

 

Numbisa

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Parts used

The whole plant

Dose


normal

 

MANSA MUSSA

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Naona maharage kwa chai usubuhi

 

Iyegu

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Tuanze siku mpya kwa mambo na mawazo mapya!

 

MANSA MUSSA

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Ehhh meseji hiyo

 

MANSA MUSSA

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Pata likes Goddess

 

Iyegu

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Mungu ni mwema wakati wote!

 

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