
The African Prenatal Diet
Learn how traditional cultures prepare foods during pregnancy and the reasons behind what mother eats, and what she doesn’t.
Womanhood, Motherhood, and Natural Alternatives for the Family
Greetings, glad to have you here! This page features posts that are inspired by my experiences in West Africa as well my initiation - in particular in the domain of health (Sounnt), which I received in the M’TAM School of Kemetic Philosophy and Spirituality. I’m so happy to share these simple remedies and useful insights about herbs and different recipes that can be used by the whole family. Natural health is such an important alternative these days, and there are many options visible beyond hospitalization, or prescription drugs for common ailments. As mothers, we're healers to our entire family, among many other hats that we wear, so I'm grateful for the opportunity to hre what I’ve learned over the years in hope that it brings some useful, economical solution to you and your household 🙂
Learn how traditional cultures prepare foods during pregnancy and the reasons behind what mother eats, and what she doesn’t.
What I love is there are no side effects for children, nor adults. So, you can use it for your children liberally without being worried about breakouts, etc. Which, might I add, can be a major concern especially when your children are young. But, because of how pure and mild Aloe is, I have found it to be the greatest all-round application for your day to day issues.
Postpartum is the healing period for both mother and baby. Whether you are nursing or not, discover the traditional perspective on the shift of diet once this stage has begun.
Natural Cold, Flu and Maintenance Mixture This easy to prepare garlic, honey, lime, ginger and green apple mixture is a great preventative remedy for the whole family. It’s excellent for
There are a number of different green/leaves that we use to make a variety of sauces that too aid in digestion and stomach issues. These sauces are eaten with Toh – a fufu like starch that is boiled and prepared to be dipped in the sauce. It is a mixture of cassava and corn (both staple crops) and we eat it at least once a day.
Fortunately, for those of us who seek an alternative, there’s always nature to turn to. For every obstacle we encounter, we can always look to nature for the solution to overcome it. All of the chemical based ingredients we find are simply attempts at copying what nature produces already.
Welcome to this Magani video demo. This and other home remedies and those like it can be found in the region of Ghana and Benin and they’re very well known for their effectiveness. The ingredients for this tonic can be found in your local African/Caribbean market coupled with ingredients you probably already have in your kitchen right now. This is an excellent remedy for daily maintenance, hemorrhoids, abscess, general fatigue, immunity support and more.
Your your comments, thoughts and suggestions for new topics are welcome. Please continue to check out more of my posts and follow me on my YouTube Channel. Also, don’t forget to subscribe to the newsletter to get weekly updates and check out my podcast! I look forward to continuing to hear from you.