Davyo'splace Gorontula Seed Fruit Acacia pod seed 25pcs

Are you having sexual problems? Do you want to improve your fertility? There might be thousand cures for these kinds of problems, medically or traditionally.However, do you know that there is a fruit that can help to cure it all? Gorontula is the answer for all the fertility problems, both for men and women. This fruit is rarely discussed but it is known very effective. Gorontula is another name of Azanza garckeana which is an important plant in Africa. It is known as plant that is useful for food and herbal medicine. This fruit is mainly famous for curing sexual problems, especially for women that experience low level of libido. Moreover, this fruit is commonly consumed as a food additive added to soup, porridge, jelly or syrup. This fruit is sold among local markets in some countries in Africa, such as Kenya, Botswana, Nigeria and Zambia.

Directions for use - please soak in hot water for several minutes to soften first, as the fruit is dry when not in season Originating from the City of Tula in Northern Nigeria, regular consumption of this fruit will provide much needed sexual health benefits. Well trusted and very effective. As this is a fruit that is grown, you can be assured of no preservatives or chemicals.Directions for use - please soak in hot water for several minutes to soften first, as the fruit is dry when not in season.Nigeria, regular consumption of this fruit will provide much needed sexual health benefits. Well trusted and very effective. As this is a fruit that is grown, you can be assured of no preservatives or chemicals.Directions for use - please soak in hot water for several minutes to soften first, as the fruit is dry when not in season Originating from the City of Tula in Northern Nigeria, regular consumption of this fruit will provide much needed sexual health benefits. Well trusted and very effective. As this is a fruit that is grown, you can be assured of no preservatives or chemicals.Directions for use - please soak in hot water for several minutes to soften first, as the fruit is dry when not in season.