HerbalPlus is a fully owned subsidiary of the Gbogbonìse Company Limited. It was established to close the gap between traditional medicinal therapy practitioners and the general public. We are here to o promote knowledge; Prevent diseases and Empower through herbal medicine and herbal clinics...
Gbogbonìse is a Yoruba word that means ‘that which does it all’. The reality of the usefulness of herbs and the requirement for urgent interface with practitioners has made this project a necessity. This project will first identify and label existing herbs in Nigeria. It will then reveal their uses, identify endangered species and grow them in a special garden.
Finally, it will provide basic principles of practice through training by traditional practitioners. This will reinforce the chain of Primary health care and the use of efficacious herbal medicine in Nigeria. This will make effective healthcare at the primary level, readily available and affordable.
We have chosen the name Gbogbonìse based on the following reasons;
Our research have shown that alternative therapy has been useful in the treatment of COVID-19 symptoms already. The COVID-19 has been described as new and no cure known. So far, no cure and people are recovering, how is this possible? What healthcare providers are doing is to use existing medicine to treat symptoms; patients are treated according to the symptoms that they present, this is done with the hope that the body will respond and fight the virus. When this happens, patients recover and virus disappears.
Some of the symptoms that our reseach have shown to have been treated using alternative therapies are;
The virus can be spread from human to human by coming in contact with cough droplets from an infected person. Mostly, handshakes and other physical contacts increase the chance of being infected with the virus.
Studies have shown that the virus can also be carried in the air after an infected person coughs or spills droplets intot the air. The virus can be carried through this means and rests on the nearest possible surface.
From the other explanations, the virus can rest on an available object thereby contaminating it. When one comes in contact with such objects their chances of becoming infected is increased.
As much as possible, avoid touching the face or nose with your hands. If you must, then use a face wipe and dispose aftwards.
Practice good social distancing by avoiding crowded places. Stay at least 1m apart from other people to reduce the risk of infection.
Handshakes and other forms of physical contact with others should be totally avoided.
Practice good hygiene by washing your hands with soap and running water for about 20 seconds each time.
Use our solutions from our products page to boost your immune system and keep yourself away from being infected.
Stay home to avoid the chance of contact with infected persons or objects. If you must go out then take the precaution of wearing a face mask/or gloves.
As Nigeria continues to respond to COVID-19 Pandemic, and especially with the easing of the Lockdown directives from the Federal Government, the Institute of African and Diaspora Studies (IADS) and the Nigeria Institute of Medical Research (NIMR) based on their Questionnaire Survey Research findings, between March and April 2020...
