Medicine Plant

We are offering our customers a wide range of Medicine Plants. Taking a look at the homeland Africa, collecting herbs was once a local activity carried out by traditional healers, known as inyangas (herbalists), sangomas (diviners), and Cape a bossiedoktera . Harvesting was governed by the practice a a taboosa a that served to balance resources and demand. Now it has become part of the cash economy and wild herbs are regarded as a free for alla . It has been estimated that 80 percent of African plants have medicinal uses, and a very high proportion of people in Africa; some 70-80 percent rely on plants for their health care. There are some 30 traditional practitioners for every qualified doctor. Traditional herb gathering has little impact on populations of wild plants. Commercial collecting can be compared to a swarm of locusts, which damage or kills every specimen in its path. An example is Harp. so sample are available and free so we are welcoming serious buyers.