Cure for Tonsillitis (Belubelu) In Yoruba Herbal Medicine By Babalawo Obanifa-obanifa extreme documentaries

Cure for Tonsillitis (Belubelu)  In Yoruba Herbal Medicine By Babalawo Obanifa

In this article babalawo Obanifa will explain different Yoruba potent herbal cure for Tonsillitis or Enlarge Tonsils(Belubelu). The herbal cure I will document in this work are ancient used,  tested and prove for the purpose stated. Before I go into explanation of herbal remedies available forTonsillitis or enlarge tonsils, I will quickly make reference to Web med explanation of this disease for purposes of identification before I proceed to reveal the remedies. At the back of your throat, two masses of tissue called tonsils act as filters, trapping germs that could otherwise enter your airways and cause infection. They also produce antibodies to fight infection. But sometimes the tonsils themselves become infected. Overwhelmed by bacteria or viruses, they swell and become inflamed, a condition known as Tonsillitis.Tonsillitisis common, especially in children.  The condition can occur occasionally or recur frequently.

Causes and Symptoms of Tonsillitis

Bacterial and viral infections can cause tonsillitis. A common cause is Streptococcus(strep) bacteria. Other common causes include:

*.Adenosine viruses
*.Influenza virus
*.Epstein-Barr virus
*.Parainfluenza viruses
*.Enter viruses
*.Herpes simplex virus

The main symptoms of tonsillitis are inflammation and swelling of the tonsils, sometimes severe enough to block the airways. Other symptoms include:

*.Throatpainor tenderness
*.Redness of the tonsils
*.A white or yellow coating on the tonsils
*.Painful blisters or ulcers on the throat
*.Headache
*.Loss of appetite
*.Ear pain
*.Difficulty swallowing or breathing through the mouth
*.Swollen glandsin the neck or jaw area
*.Fever, chills
*.Bad breath

In children, symptoms may also include
:*.Nausea
*.Vomiting
*.Abdominal pain

HERBAL CURE FOR TONSILLITIS /ENLARGE TONSILS (BELUBELU) BY BABALAWO OBANIFA.

1.

Iyere(piper guineense /piperacea), atale (Zingiber officinale), otin schnaps (alcoholic gin). You will grind large amount of piper guineense, and put it inside  a full bottle of dry gin. Peel the skin of the Zingiber officinale, cut it into pieces, put it inside the the same bottle of gin as well. Leave it to soak and settle for 72 hours. Use : one shot or one tumbler three times per day. It is instructive that the it can be use within some few hours after preparation if Tonsillitis is really stressful that you can't wait for 72 hours stipulated.

2.

Epo igi oganwo (bark of Khaya grandifolia), Kanhun bilala (Potash salt) omi osan wewe (natural juice of citrus aurantifolia). Pound or grind the bark of Khaya grandifolia with Potash salt into powder, put it the powder obtain inside a clean bottle. Pour the juice of citrus aurantifolia over it to full the bottle. Shake it together. When it is mixed and settle. Tonsillitis patients will take it one table spoon three times a day.

3.

 Ose dudu (native black soap), Osun (pterocarpus osun) Kanhun (Potash) Ata wewe pupa (Capisicum frutescens) Oti schnaps (white alcohol dry gin. You will grind the pterocarpus osun, Potash and Capisicum, mix it with the black soap, add dry gin to it pour it in bottle of dry gin. Uses :a Tonsillitis patients will use the mixture to  wash his mouth, gargle his throat, swallow a table spoon of the mixture three times  a day.

4.

osan wewe (citrus Aurantifolia), Eeru Alamo (Xylopia aethiopica) okoofee (Veltiveria nigritana) obuotoyo(Rock salt).cut about 21 fresh pieces of citrus aurantifolia fruits into pieces. there after add Xylopia aethiopica, roast it in a metal pot. When it about to be fully roasted, then add a small quantity of Veltiveria nigritana. When all of it has been roasted together. Grind it into powder. Store in air tight container or bottle. Uses
:take one tea spoon of it and add it to a tumbler of dry gin. An Tonsillitis patients will take it three times a day.

5.

Eso agunmona (fruit of Culcasia scandens), Alubosa elewe (Allium ascalonicium) Ata wewe dudu  to gbo (Zanthoxylum Senegalese) eran tutu (fresh raw meat) epo pupa (palm oil) iyo (table salt). Grind some quantity of Culcasia scandens fruits and Allium ascalonicium with the mature Zanthoxylum, you will grind all the three items together. Use it to make a stew, cook it with the ingredients add palm oil, salt and meat. Tonsillitis patients will be eating the stew.

6.

Eepo igi ira inu odan (Bark of Bridelia ferruginea), igbaru weewee(parkia biglobosa) Ile olosusu (bees mound) ikun igi ojia (Gum of Daniela ogea) atare (Aframomum melegueta). Oti schnaps) white alcoholic dry gin). You will remove the skin alligator pepper (Aframomum melegueta), then grind it and other ingredients together. Pour it inside a bottle of dry gin. Use take it one shot three times a day.

7.

Eso igi booni (the fruits of Acacia farnesiana), Ata wewe (Capisicum frutescens), Oti schnaps (dry gin). You blend or grind the accasia fruit with the pepper, pour the mixture into dry gin. Then shake well. Uses :Tonsillitis patients will be taking it one table spoon three times per day.

8.

Epo osan wewe (Rinds of Citrus aurantifolia) ose dudu(local black soap) ewe igi epin(leaves of Ficus exasperata), Kanhun Bilala (trona) Oti schnaps (dry gin). You will squeeze the juice from citrus aurantifolia, you only need the chaff
 not the juice. Put the chaff in an iron pot, add local black soap, then add the leaves of Ficus exasperata. Roast everything together. When it is about to be fully roasted add the trona in little quantity. Then put it down from fire, allows it to cool down, then blend it to powder. Uses: Tonsillitis patients will take one teaspoon of this powder put it inside the mouth and drink one shot of dry gin as liquid to swallow it. It must be taking this way three times per

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