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EAT RIGHT, STAY HEALTHY- EAT RAW AND LOCAL FOODS

"We are in a modern world, why should we continue to eat the same foods we used to eat in the village?"......Is this you speaking?
"Bla…..Me pe Fried Rice"
"Bla…...Me pe Khebab
Hi Darling....Buy me Fried Chicken
"I hear there will be Buffet at the funeral....I will be right there....."
Yes, the above are some of the special statements you hear most of the time around you....
What impact do we get from what we eat?
Is what we put into our stomach having effects on our overall health?
Education is the key to the future, it's not too late to seek more knowledge regarding our valuable health.

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Thanks for Reading and the time to watch.

Rev. Harold A.- NYC, USA
13th November, 2019



NSEM - IMPACT OF LOCAL FOODS IN SUSTAINING GHANA"S AGRIC SECTOR


Agriculture in Ghana is an established economic sector which provides employment of over 53.6% on formal and informal basis. Given this, we therefore look at how best we can sustain agriculture, preserve local foods and its benefits to our health. Join Kobina Ebo Sam with Dr. Michael Kofi Darko and Effah Baffo Gyamfi on this episode of Nsem. 13 HEALTH BENEFITS OF CASSAVA

5 HEALTH BENEFITS OF CASSAVA

HEALTH BENEFITS OF CASSAVA LEAVES

HEALTH BENEFITS OF CASSAVA ROOTS AND TUBERS

EAT CASSAVA BREAD-IS MORE HEALTHY-NIGERIA MINISTER

THE PLANTAIN -NATURE'S HEALING MIRACLE

SECRET OF PLANTAIN AND BANANA

10 HEALTH BENEFITS OF PLANTAIN AND BANANA

SURPRISING BENEFITS OF PLANTAIN

VENEZUELAN LOCAL HERBALIST SHOWS THE IMPORTANCE OF PLANTAIN SKIN

UNRIPE PLANTAIN BENEFITS

NATURE'S CURE IN A PLANT

EATING BANANA PEELS- FOR WHAT?

HOW TO USE PLANTAIN AS A MEDICINE

DRINK PLANTAIN WATER?  YOU CRAZE?

PLANTAIN SKIN HEALTH BENEFITS

PLANTAIN LEAVES HEALTH BENEFITS

CLEAN YOUR BLOOD WITH PLANTAIN

BENEFITS OF SWEET POTATOES

HEALTH BENEFITS OF YAM

10 BENEFITS OF YAM

THINGS ABOUT YAMS YOU DIDNT KNOW

ELEPHANT YAMS AND ITS BENEFITS

DR. SEBI SPEAKS ON THE BEST ALKALINE FOODS



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