Sex Herbs A Hit At Sanganani/Hlanganani Expo
A sex-enhancing herb called muchemedzambuya was a hit at the just-ended Sanganani/Hlanganani World Tourism Expo in Bulawayo.
Most exhibitors, particularly men, reportedly flocked to the Chesvingo Karanga Village stand where the herbal aphrodisiac was being sold.
According to Chesvingo Karanga Village tour guide Josias Shuro, the herb boosts libido and the immune system. He said:
Muchemedzambuya is a powerful herb that is used by men to increase their sperm count, for fast ejaculation, and to give firmer erections.
We received a lot of customers inquiring about it and to date people are still calling us for more, we regret coming with a small amount.
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He said besides the herbal sex enhancer, they had different herbs for cancer, backaches, and sexually transmitted infections. Said Shuro:
We also have different herbs for backaches and piles and these are mostly for women who have given birth to two or more children and suffer from backaches. These medicines are mixed with food.
The other herb that was in demand was the one that cures cancer, and most of the customers that we had were referred to us by people who once used our herbs.
The herb is very effective and reduces the occurrences of procedures like an amputation.
Our medicines are 100 percent effective because we use natural herbs to help people with different conditions.
We give customers our contacts so that we can constantly do check-ups on their condition and also send them more herbs in case they need any.
Zimbabwe National Traditional Healers Association (ZINATHA) president George Kandiero encouraged the public to use traditional herbs saying they were effective and had no side effects.
He said there are some ailments caused by witchcraft that cannot be treated using conventional medicine. | B-Metro
