Leaves on trees simply beautify communities in other parts of the world, but in the Caribbean, many of these are medicinal leaves. In Caribbean households, whenever someone in the family sneezes, coughs, has a fever, sore throat, ear infection, throat infection, stomach infection, blister on the knee, flu with body …
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The sensitive plant, scientifically known as Mimosa pudica, is a fascinating and widely recognised plant for its unique ability to fold its leaves in response to touch. In Trinidad and Tobago, it is affectionately called Timarie (Ti Marie), Sweetheart (because the seeds cling to your clothes), and Mary Mary Close the …
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Trinidad and Tobago, known for its rich cultural heritage and lush tropical landscapes, is home to a deeply rooted tradition of natural healing known as bush medicine. This ancient practice, handed down through generations, uses local plants and herbs to treat various ailments. Much like Chinese traditional medicine or Ayurveda, …
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