Mukombero

Mukombero is a robust forest climber, which has been used in African (Kenya) traditional medicine for centuries. The roots are mainly used in medical treatment, but the leaves and the entire plant have been utilized. Mukombero has a pleasant aromatic character and taste, not unlike cinnamon and vanilla. In Africa, specifically Kenya, dried Mukombero roots are chewed, and the sap is swallowed as an aphrodisiac. Mukombero roots are used in Zimbabwe in a preparation known as vuka-vuka (Shona, which translates as wake-up, wake-up).

Mukombero Herb Information:

• Origin: South Africa (Kenya)
• Ingredients: Wild harvested Mukombero (Mondia whitei) Roots
• Parts Used: Whole root and bark.

Mukombero Benefits:

• Have an abundance of minerals.
• They are a good source of protein.
• Makes the mouth freshener.
• Improves sleep.
• Coronary ischemia
• Sperm function
• Asthenozoospermia
• Appetite stimulant
• Abdominal pains
• Constipation
• Heartburns

Mukombero Direction for Use

Mukombero can be used in 2 different ways: chew the roots and crushed into powder form:

Mukombero Roots Chewing Usage:

Peel the Mukombero bark from around the inside of the bark and chew the root. Swallow the created juices, and you can either spit out the large chunks or swallow the pieces.

Mukombero Powder Form Usage:

Mukombero roots and barks can be crushed into powder form for consumption. There are many ways in which the Mukombero powder can be uses:

1. Boil in your Drink(tea, water, milk) – sieving is not necessary
2. Add to your plate of food and eat it
3. Lick like Glucose

Mukombero powder form dosage: One ounce of roots and barks

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