Sickle Cell Anaemia: Kporokporo,the magic herb that stops lovers from having a sickler

IKEJA, Lagos, Nigeria – There is probably nothing more scary for lovers intending to marry to come to the realisation that they are both incompatible on the basis of genetic make up and therefore capable of having a sickler as a child.

Medical science is replete with theories that it is medically inadviceble to marry when couples intending to consumate relationship are both AS, AS, OR AS, SC due to the likelyhood that one or more of their offspring will turn out to be either SS, OR SC, a condition known as sickle cell anaemia or simply put sickler in medical science.

Such fear is often justified since such children of such wedlock are prone to crisis and very often end up in death. It is so called sickle cell because the red blood cells contort into a sickle shape. “The cells die early, leaving a shortage of healthy red blood cells (sickle cell anaemia) and can block blood flow causing pain (sickle cell crisis). See picture.

“Infections, pain and fatigue are symptoms of sickle cell disease”, the College of Medicine, University of Ibadan, added. It is so prevalent that that the College of Medicine, UI said about 100, 000 cases are recorded every year in Nigeria.

In medical science treatments include medication, blood transfusions and rarely a bone-marrow transplant doctors have said. So far alot of celebrity currently live with the ailment, among them is the former Chairman, Caretaker Committee of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Ahmed Makarffi. Others include Actor Larenze Tate, Singer T-Boz Watkins and former NFL player, Tiki Barber.

Sickle Cell Anaemia has also killed some celebrities. On the list is Teach me how to Doogie crooner, JayAre and Raymond Joshua Chimaobi Chimnonso Ekwu, the son of Nigeria’s famous Nollywood star Eucharia Anunobi.

Stories like this no doubt will scare lovers who yearn to marry but encumbered by genetic mismatch or incompatibility. But not anymore. The magic herb, KPOROKPORO( the dry leaf or stalk of Guinea Corn) does the magic where orthodox medicine has failed. It is capable of preventing you from having a sickler as a child. This Kporokpo leaf is pinkish red when dry. All you need is collect enough of it in the home.

Put enough of it in a cooking pot, add enough water, boil it for about 30 minutes. The water turns reddish brown when it is properly cooked. Drink enough when it is cool as much as you can. It is tasteless, you could spice it up with little sugar and drink it like tea.

The therapy is for the lady in the relationship. Once it is confirmed that you are pregnant, let it be your water, mineral and tea. Take Kporokporo generously as much as you can. It not only works on the sickle red blood cell, restoring it to normalcy but equally serves as blood booster or blood tonic. Your diligence in taking it will boost your blood to such an extent that you will need no extra blood even when you are having your baby through Cesarean Section, CS.




Confirm the genetic make up of your baby as soon as it is possible and you will be amazed about the wonders God has created in this herb. This is no fluke. The herb has been tested with 100 percent guaranteed for couples who were prone to have a sickler as a child. Some have had three kids, all AA based on diligent use of this therapy.

You can get the herb from women who cell local herbs, they are very cheap, about N50 per bunch. Buy as much as possible, boil and drink contineuosly and watch this herb restore joy to your family.

For those who already have kids that are SS or SC this therapy helps to mitigate crisis. There are families that have placed their kids on this therapy for so many years without any crisis.

” We have not recorded any crisis so far”, Onajite, a mother who has nursed an SC daughter for five years has said.

” I am grateful to you, our unborn baby is AA”, Joseph, with an AS genetic makeup married to another lady with AS”, said of their unborn baby after the genetic test. Your happiness is on the way only if you trust and use KPOROKPORO (Guinnea Corn) stalk. Goodluck.