| Code |
Use |
| WC01/001 |
Cancerous wounds such as ulcerating breast cancer wounds and skin cancer. Demonstrated complete healing of extensive septic advanced breast cancer wound. New cancer drug development potential. |
| CV01/002 |
Hypertension – prevention and treatment. Being developed for early market entry as a herbal tea-bag. Formal drug formulation development potential. |
| WC02/003 |
Skin ulcers – venous ulcers, bed sores, difficult skin lesions. Developmental potential: OTC wound care product AND formal drug development potential. Commercial potential: strong method-of-use patent. |
| DC01/004 |
Dental carries- septic gum disease and severe toothache **Instant Analgesic action, Antimicrobial and Anti-inflammatory action. Commercial potential: herbal mouthwash and toothpaste development |
| CO04/046 |
Desicated diet soup. Balanced nutritious contents. |
| RP01/005 |
Asthmatic attack. Boiled leaf vapour preparation inhaled. |
| MU01/006 |
Severe urticarial/hypersensitive skin rash. Extensive skin allergy. Cases of "weeping" severe skin rash healed instantly. |
| UR01/007 |
Genital ulcers – drug resistant/intractable. |
| GY01/008 |
Uterus -vaginal discharge, severe pelvic inflammatory disease. |
| GI01/009 |
Diarrhoea – severe. |
| GI02/010 |
Abdominal pain, billiousness, need for emesis. |
| GI03/011 |
Diarrhoea – severe. |
| GI04/012 |
Constipation and loss of appetite in severe systemic illness such as cancer or AIDS. |
| MU02/013 |
Neonatal rash. Generalised, non-pustular, red skin rash. Probably allergic initially but if untreated often results in life-threatening purulent rash with fever. Leaf extract (red/pink) used in bath water. |
| GY02/014 |
Vaginal tightening and lubrication. Complaint that "vagina is too big and/or loose". |
| GY03/015 |
Vaginal tightening and lubrication. Complaint that "vagina is too big and/or loose". |
| RP01/016 |
Relief of dry cough and impacted mucus in babies 2-3 months old. Potent and safe mucolytic expectorant agent. |
| GI05/017 |
Loss of appetite and bedridden state in severe illness. Used in cachectic patients such as Cancer and HIV patients. |
| VM01/018 |
Prevention and treatment of Newcastle disease in chickens. Coccidiosis. Source plant has been shown to have immunomodulatory/immuneboosting and anti-microbial activity. Great potential in the poultry industry. Poultry-sparing potential in cases of Newcastle Disease epidemics known as "magic". |
| UR02/019 |
Treatment resistant and recurrent purulent urethral discharge and genital ulcer disease. Combination of 2 tree products for topical and oral use. |
| DE01/020 |
Septic skin rashes and wounds. Highly effective anti-septic with great commercial OTC potential. Also good potential for new conventional antibiotic development. |
| GY04/021 |
Loose vagina.Tried and tested and very popular . Great commercial potential as an OTC product for both sexual enhancement and vaginal mucosa health. Gynaecologist use potential, post partum. And to address a common sexual health problem among women. |
| PS01/022 |
Panic attacks, palpitations and anxiety. Herbal tea given as preparation for the delivery of bad news in persons known to be jittery or prone to hysterical response. Calming effect exploited to make tribal soldiers "brave" in battle. Has demonstrable BP lowering effect. |
| UR03/023 |
Low libido, weak erections and low sperm volume. Gentle aphrodisiac with general health "tonic" effect. |
| GY05/024 |
Increases the desirability of women by making their skin moist, supple , warm and nice to cuddle. Vaginal temperature rise. Popular in secretive tribal "erotica".
|
| GI06/025 |
Diarrhoea with abdominal cramps. Used in debilitating diarrhoea associated with severe systemic disease such as HIV and cancer. Useful in making home-based care manageable. |
| CO01/026 |
Mosquito repellant. Proven efficacy in preventing mosquitoes from entering spaces in which the plant’s branches are placed.
|
| DC02/027 |
Mouthwash , bad breath. Excellent for intractable hallitosis. Commercial potential; OTC mouthwash, toothpaste ingredient or drink.
|
| GI07/028 |
Laxative |
| GI07/029 |
Abdominal cramps; powerful antispasmodic action. |
| UR04/030 |
Sexually transmitted disease. New antibiotic development potential.*** Star new antibiotic product. Seen the efficacy. BUT risk to tree – roots used and therefore tree dying. |
| VM02/031 |
Eye pain, infection, corneal ulcer or cataract in cattle. For formal veterinary pharmaceutical product development. |
| GY06/032 |
Severe dysmenorrhoea and lower abdominal pain |
| AB01/033 |
Antibiotic oral and topical. |
| OP01/034 |
Sore and/or purulent eyes. |
| TX01/035 |
Anti-snake bite . Proven results especially on puff-adder bites in which only wound hygiene is required with no hospitalisation . Early Commercialisation potential.
|
| WC03/036 |
Kaposi sarcoma. Our strongest anti-Kaposi sarcoma agent. Seen the effect on histologically confirmed HIV associated Kaposi resistant to treatment with Harare doctors noted. Skin lesions disappeared.
|
| WC04/037 |
Sinus forming intractable ulcers – osteomyelitis with sinuses. |
| UR05/038 |
Aphrodisiac |
| WC05/039 |
Athletes foot. Witnessed healing of severe bilateral athletes foot.
|
| GI08/040 |
Laxative |
| MU02/041 |
Severe itchy skin reaction |
| WC06/042 |
Cancerous wounds, difficult to heal wounds: vascular ulcers, sinuses. |
| WC07/043 |
Topical analgesic with antibiotic properties |
| UR05/044 |
Aphrodisiac, sexual well being |
| CO02/045 |
Chewing gum, mouthwash, toothpaste, mint-source |
| CO03/045 |
Hair straightening, shampoo. Hair relaxer. |
