Zumbani (Lippia Javanica)

Zumbani is caffeine-free and contains vital minerals like copper, iron and zinc, and
medicinal phytochemical. It is low in tannin, much lower than Ceylon tea and rooibos
tea. It:

 Is antibacterial and antiviral.

 Relieves coughs, colds, and bronchial problems.
 Reduces fevers, especially those associated with malaria, influenza, and
measles.
 Prevents lung infections.
 Reduces inflammation (swelling).
 Lowers pain including abdominal, menstrual, chest, and back pain.
 Treats diarrhea and dysentery.
 Boosts the immune system.
 Prevents the onset of degenerative diseases such as diabetes, cancer, and
stroke.
 Fights prostrate cancer and prostate enlargement.
 Treats fertility problems.
 Has aphrodisiac properties (improves libido).
 Treats seizures.
 Treats heart rhythm disturbances.
 Treats acne, eczema, dermatitis, and hair loss.

You can take in capsule form, or make tea with dried leaves.

Mufandichimuka (Myrothammus flabellifolia)

Mufandichimuka or revival tree or resurrection bush (in English), or umafavuke (in Zulu
and Ndebele) is rich in antioxidants, essential minerals, and phytochemicals that are
beneficial for health. When taken internally, it:

 Improves children’s learning abilities.

 Improves fertility in women.
 Improves virility in men.
 Improves libido while boosting body heat.
 Increases luck.
  Boosts the immune system.
 Relieves colds, coughs, and influenza.
 Relives abdominal pain, menstrual pain, headaches, and back pain.
 Treats Asthma.
 Treats kidney problems.
 Reduces blood pressure.
 Relieves and treats haemorrhoids.
 Contains anti-oxidants that reduce the aging process.
 Calms inflammation.
 Increases energy levels.
 Relieves mastitis that occurs when weaning a baby from breast milk

You can take it in capsules or take ground powder in porridge or as a tea.