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Traditional Jamaican Medicines- The Guinea-Hen Weed

UPDATED: October 24, 2015-  My Testimony  Last year I decided that for my 40 something birthday I would gift myself a mammogram. It was my first time and it was an uncomfortable experience. A couple of days after the screening I received a call from the Dr., she told me that there was a small spot on my breast that they will need to a second mammogram to determine what it could be. She assured me that it could be nothing and I should not panic. Well, I was concerned and decided that for the next 7 days to the 2nd appointment I would take a shot glass full of the Guinea hen weed (GHW) that I have been soaking in a corner for a few months. My mother had set the bottle up for me but I never really paid it much attention. I knew what people said GHW was good for and if there was ever a time to "test" it that time was now. After a week of GHW consumption I returned to the clinic for my follow up appointment. Needless to say, the results came back clean. I know there were many p...
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The Aloe Vera with Mother Lee

My interest in herbs originated from growing up with a mother who is a believer in the Power of Nature. Here is an interview I did with her about the Aloe Vera plant. Mother talks about how she uses the Aloe Vera
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The Jamaican Homophobic Culture: PART I- Homophobia

  The Oprah show on Friday, April 11, 2008 was a rebroadcast of the show “Gay around the World” that first aired in October 2007. The Oprah show selected to concentrate on 3 countries: India, Jamaica and the USA. I was surprised and yet not surprise by the selection of Jamaica for such a show.   (Watch the Interview with Jamaican Stacey Ann Chin) . For many, gay and straight alike, around the world there is a belief that Jamaicans are amongst the most homophobic people in the world. This belief is fuelled by stories of physical violence being meted out to gays sometimes with fatal results. The scary thing about Jamaica is that oftentimes the groups that are set up to protect human rights are in violation of those rights: like the police and the church. SOURCE: Jamaica Observer   This series is an exploration into Homophobia and also my opinions on the homophobic culture in Jamaica. As usual your comments are welcome. HOMOPHOBIA IN JAMAICA: ...
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