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17 Best Benefits Of Guava Leaves For Skin And Health. Being packed with antioxidants, antibacterial and anti-inflammatory agents and beneficial tannins, fresh guava leaves are considered as a natural pain reliever. The chemicals contained in these leaves such as polyphenols, carotenoids, flavonoids and tannins can be extremely effective in treating various diseases. Due to its medicinal properties, guava leaf supplements are nowadays available in the form of capsules and guava leaf tea. 1. Aid in Weight Loss: Guava leaves aid in weight loss by preventing the complex starches from being converted into sugars. For this purpose, the carbs must be broken down in the liver for use by the body and guava leaves prevent the transition of carbohydrates to usable compounds. 2. Beneficial for Diabetics: According to research conducted by the Yakult Central Institute in Japan, guava leaf tea can effectively lower blood glucose in diabetics by reducing the alpha-glucosidease en

BRIEF HISTORY AND CULTURE OF MARGHI PEOPLE : T he Marghi Zhiringu And Respect For Traditional Heritage. Margi Native to Nigeria Region Borno State, Adamawa State Native speakers 160,000 (2006) [1] Language family Afro-Asiatic Chadic Biu–Mandara Bura–Higi Bura (A.2) Margi Marghi Landscaape: Marghi Babbal

  IT IS TIME FOR THE SOUTHERN BORNO TO PRODUCE A GOVERNOR C onsider the table below showing the Distribution of the Most Notable Tribes according to their Local Government in Borno State; LGA Languages Askira-Uba Putai; Bura-Pabir; Gude; Kibaku; Marghi Central; Marghi South; Nggwahyi; Nya Huba Bama Shuwa Arabic ; Yerwa Kanuri; Wandala Biu Bura-Pabir; Dera; Ga'anda; Jara; Putai Chibok Kibaku; Putai Damboa Kibaku; Marghi Central ; Putai; Wandala Dikwa Shuwa Arabic Gwoza Cineni; Dghwede; Glavda; Guduf-Gava; Gvoko; Hide; Yerwa Kanuri; Lamang; Mafa; Sukur; Waja; Wandala; Marghi South Hawul Hwana; Putai Jilbe town Jilbe Kaga Yerwa Kanuri; Putai; Marghi South

Phytochemical Analysis And Anti -Plasmodial Properties of Methanol  Extract Of Guiera Senegalensis J.F. Gmel On Wister Albino Mice via  oral route. Thesis Presented by Mamza Afakirya Ushadari Department Of Chemistry Faculty of physical Science University Of Benin Benin-City Edo State Nigeri a ABSTRACT Until recently the African region depended largely on plants for drugs to use for managing the common  tropical diseases whose effects can lead to pandemics; With the advent of Western influence there has  been a little drift in use and belief in single/few compound drugs but it is estimated that the majority of  the Africans still depend on herbal concoctions, for various reasons. Guiera senegalensis J.F. Gmel  (combretaceae) is acclaimed as a common herbal antipyretic and antimalarial among some tribal  groups in northern Nigeria. The purpose of this of this study is to investigate the pytochemical analysis,  antimalarial activity and the acute toxicity f