Bitter leaf is scientifically called Vernonia amygdalina and it is a shrub and it's found in African regions. In Yoruba language, it is called Ewuro In Igbo, it is called onugbo. Hausa called it chusar-doki This herb has various medical and culinary values. It also has vitamins and mineral salts. …
Lemon and Ginger tea like some other teas are effective in its formulation in reducing stress and weight gains in persons. First, you have to understand the benefits of each component so that you can appreciate what this wonder drug can do for you in your weight loss journey. What…
Papaya juice. Whether you are taking a vacation or expecting a couple of visitors,experiencing the richness of papaya juice is a story to always tell. With just 3 simple ingredients, you are good to go. papaya is a soft orange color tropical fruit belonging to the caricaceae family. When ripe,…
Tom Brown —the thick brown powder is a combination of yellow corn, millet,guinea corn (cereals), groundnut (peanuts) and soy beans (legumes). it's one meal that is essential for babies if you want to wean them and want them looking well fed after breast milk. This cereal is also good for…
Soy milk drink is one of the most natural drink which you can take. It's healthy and very nutritious. It's better than cow's milk. It is also good source of polyunsaturated fat. Thus, substituting other animal proteins foods which are high in cholesterol and saturated fat helps to decrease heart…
One of nature's blessed creamy milk drink is Kunun Gyada. This cereal grain is a combination of raw peanuts and rice. Northern Nigeria is blessed with peanuts and this drink is very popular among the Hausa folks in Northern Nigeria. Kunun Gyada is rich in protein, fat, iron, b vitamins,…
Have you learnt how to make millet Food for babies? This whole grain is is gluten-free. It is a whole grain food that is very nutritious and very absorbable for babies. It is rich in proteins,vitamin B, potassium,magnesium and iron. It is also rich in fiber,helping the reduction of cholesterol…
