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Traditional medicines in a herbal store including Anti - COVID-19.
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Afrikaans: 'n Verskeidenheid tradisionele medisyne wat in Tanzanië beskikbaar is. Daar word gesê dat die medisyne siektes insluitend COVID-19 kan afweer en behandel, en ook die menslike immuunstelsel kan versterk. Die winkel is te Kariakoo in Dar-es-Salaam geleë.
Volgens die plakaat sou die betrokke kruiemedisyne 'n middel wees om Covid-19-virusinfeksie te behandel en te voorkom, en spesifiek: 1. alle simptome van ernstige longontsteking en erge griep behandel, 2. erge en droë hoes behandel, 3. kompressie van die ribbes en versmoring (moeilike asemhaling) behandel, 4. alle simptome van Corona-koors stop, 5. en sou dit ook anti-kanker, anti-inflammatoriese, anti-alegiese en anti-virale eienskappe hê. English: These are among traditional medicines available in Tanzania. The medicines are said to protect and treat diseases including COVID-19 as well as boosting the human immune system. The store is available at Kariakoo, Dar es Salaam. According to the placard the particular herb medicine would be a drug to treat and prevent COVID-19 virus infection, and specifically: 1. treat all symptoms of severe pneumonia and severe flu, 2. severe and dry cough, 3. compression of the ribs and suffocation (difficulty in breathing), 4. stop all symptoms of Corona fever, 5. and would have anti-cancer, anti-inflammatory, anti-alegic and anti-viral properties.
Kiswahili: Kulingana na bango: Dawa ya kutibu na kukinga maambukizi ya virusi vya covid-19. 1. Inatibu Dalili zote za Homa kali ya mapafu, Mafua makali, 2. Kikihozi kikali na kikavu, 3. Kubanwa kwa mbavu na kukosa hewa (Kupumua kwa shida), 4. Kukomesha dalili zote za homa ya Corona, 5. Imesheheni pia Ant-Cancer, Ant-Inflamatory, Ant-Alegic and Ant-Virus.
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