Fijian herbal medicine

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Fijian herbal medicine

In 2007, the Koroiradinibau family needed a solution — a quick one for their mother (Folau) who had a full c-section caesarean to deliver twins at the age of 44. Mrs Koroiradinibau’s legs weren’t only feeble and weak but she had to be carried or assisted, to do everything.

Seven months after her operation, Angela Koroiradinibau’s (daughter) said “God allowed my dad to run into this man from Levuka who was selling warusi/rusa or takataka.”

One week after consuming the wai-vaka-viti (Fijian herbal), she resumed her duties as a mother, wife and her business was up and running again.

“We started with vegetables but we decided to sell Fijian medicines and other things because it’s easier to sell,” said Ms Koroiradinibau.

“I can say that it’s a God-inspired idea. We were always venturing into something new and could not last longer so we decided to sell warusi, virgin oil and we also sell pickles, jams and lollies.

We started selling warusi in 2007 straight after mum recovered.”

Koroiradinibau said literally she had to look after her brothers — while she took classes at university.

“Within those seven months we had to carry her everywhere and it was very hard times, said Koroiradinibau.

“She really couldn’t do things on her own and our market was affected because most of the time she was always looking after our stall.

“We had to run in between my dad’s teaching, I was in school, my brothers and sisters were still in school and then there were my twin seven-month-year-old brothers.” “So my mum took it for a week — the one litre bottle and we thank God for his guidance — after seven years it still helps her today.

“She was able to stand up after for the first time after seven months — she could actually feel her leg. This was a big thing for her.” Koroiradinibau’s family took orders and worked together to start the warusi business from 2007. In 2014, the family decided to venture on their own.

“We want people to know there is a Fjiian medicine that helps,” said Koroiradinibau.

“There are plenty folks in Fiji that disregard this — they say that it’s Fijian medicine and it has some sort of black majic. They all have their thoughts and opinions but we’ve witnessed this and can testify to the great things this medicine has done for my family.

If it wasn’t for this, I don’t know what my mother’s situation would be today.

Praise God for giving natural remedies like the warusi plant that helps to cure, control, and improve sickness, disease, cancer and physical health.”

Warusi is a natural herbal remedy for debility especially fatigue, muscle pains, diabetes, hypertension, lameya, cold and flu, cleaning the body from toxic fluids, knee pain, tiredness, headaches, cancers, impotency, cleans the uterus and many more sicknesses known to Fiji and worldwide.

Once consumed, you should know and experience a change, healing, empowerment,, energy, cleanness and a positive attitude. that will come with a more able body.