10 pc Organic Vetiver roots Africa gongoli Tea, Khus khus

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vetiver is a tropical herbaceous plant with fragrant roots. In traditional medicine, vetiver roots called cepp in Wolof, gongolili in Manding or khamare in Bambara help to cleanse impurities from the stomach, to treat stomach aches during painful periods or after childbirth and finally prevents urinary infections. In Senegal, the roots of the plant are traditionally used to calm stress caused by emotion and as an aphrodisiac. Young girls use an infusion made from the roots to relieve cramps caused by menstruation. It is also used to clean female private parts.
Vetiver roots are mostly used and sold as a water purifier. When you take a sip of spring water soaked with vetiver roots, the impressions are a feeling of freshness as if it came out of the refrigerator, but above all, a natural smell. These roots are used to remove pathogens from water. The essential properties are that water soaked in vetiver roots gives a good intimate odor during stools and allows easy humidification of the female organ. The method of use varies: some people put a few stems of root in bottles of water to consume; others, however, boil them in water and consume the result obtained over time. This drink is highly recommended for new brides and women who have just given birth. The preparation of a powerful aphrodisiac for women would be made by inserting vetiver twigs into a bottle containing an infusion of gowé seeds or gwé in Wolof (Cyperus rotondus), an aquatic plant