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Fertility leaf- Ewe Akoko

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It is called the Fertility Leaf in English, while its Botanical Name is NEWBOULDIA LAEVIS

It is used for infertility-related issues, it balances the hormone, menstrual irregularity, and adhesion (pelvic inflammation or pelvic organ scarring). It helps to aid childbirth or safeguard the developing fetus.

It is used to treat a range of gynaecological issues including, miscarriage, menstrual discolouration, scanty menstrual flow and others. And it also improves the chances of conception by encouraging a healthy hormonal profile.

The extracts is useful in the management and treatment of nervous system-related disorders such as convulsion, anxiety, pains.

It is also a good source of phytochemicals and also a potential source of potent antiplasplasmodial compounds that could be developed into drugs useful for the treatment of malaria. If applied externally, the bark is said to cure a range of skin conditions including septic wounds,

abscesses and ulcers and is also used to treat snake bite. Pulped up to a paste, it is applied to rheumatic

joints, especially painful arthritis in the knee.

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Spiritual Practices:
Purification and Cleansing:
Ogirisi leaves are used in rituals for cleansing baths and as incense to ward off negative energies, both physically and spiritually.
Protection:
In some Igbo traditions, Ogirisi is planted at the head of a grave as a protective force.
Attracting Good Fortune:
The leaves are believed to attract positive energies related to motherhood and fertility, potentially making conception easier.
Spiritual Connection:
Some believe that Ogirisi leaves help to connect with the spiritual realm, facilitating prayers and intentions related to fertility and childbirth.
Repelling Negative Energies:
Ogirisi is thought to repel negative influences, including evil people, and can be used as a protective barrier.
Cultural Significance:
Holy Leaf:
In some cultures, Ogirisi is considered a holy leaf, signifying its spiritual importance.
Symbol of Fertility:
The leaves symbolize fertility and the power of nature, making them valuable in rituals and ceremonies related to childbirth and motherhood.
Traditional Healer's Tool:
Traditional healers often utilize Ogirisi in various practices, including rituals for inducing labor, aiding in milk production, and protecting the young embryo.