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It's used for good luck charm...Eyonu, Aanu...Mercy, it's name in Yoruba is Ewe eyin olobe....uproot and soak in alcohol for two days and start drinking, thank me later

It's called "ẹyin olobe" in Yoruba language. The plant does a lot of healing purposes in the body. It's good for prostate enlargement, body ache, kidney stone. It also fights malaria.

NiceLegs:


Since evening, I have been trying to google it.
I'm using "Google Image" to search for it on the internet but it's bringing out so many grasses.

Found it here too How can one even prepare the plant for consumption?

Bankowner:
That is likely moringa.
It has medicinal properties.

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Noo, not moringa.

benardtotti:


Please who knows the name in yoruba ?

Eyin olobe

Bodydiialect57:


Eyin olobe

Thanks

kings59:
After eating this leave at 4 pm last week. I was headed home and I was about to jump a big gutter, and I saw a big black snake at the edge ( I would have landed on the snake and got bitten) I shouted and took some walk back from the snake.


I think the leave will protect you from danger. Before traveling or going any where you know might be dangerous, just eat it and you will be protected


Note: it only works for someone who is innocent oooo, not for guilty and evil people.

How can I get access to the leaf bro?

gayman99:
Yes very serious.

Yes very serious. They call it kidney stones crusher

daniwise:


Are you serious

JuanDeDios:

That's what I use and it gives me better results

How can one even prepare the plant for consumption?

deri4luv1:

⚠️ IMPORTANT WARNING: Abrus precatorius seeds are extremely poisonous due to a toxin called abrin, which is even more deadly than ricin. Just one chewed seed can be fatal to a child or adult. Never use the seeds internally or raw.

joceey:


That's not the leaf you google ,stop giving people wrong information the leaf is different from what you just google and that's not the leaf botanical name haba

Abrus precatorius?! Rosery pea?! Toxicity?!

Hmm. I'm really surprised people don't know the common chanca piedra.