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EPISODE · Aug 29, 2022 · 18 MIN

African herbs with tea entrepreneur, Faridah Kekere-Ekun

from The Food Clinic Podcast · host Dr Yemisi Bokinni

In this episode, I catch up with Faridah Kekere-Ekun the founder of the fast-growing herbal tea brand, Sari Teas. Determined to see the health benefits of African medicinal herbs valued and acknowledged on a global scale, Faridah has big plans. We explore her personal journey with African herbs. Why ginger from a small town in Northern Nigeria is considered among the best in the world and her Top 3 herbs and their health benefits. THIS WEEK'S GIVEAWAY! In the spirit of tea, this week's giveaway is a book by author, Rachel Theample titled ‘Tonics and teas: traditional and modern remedies that make you feel amazing’. In it, you'll find practical guides on putting some everyday herbs to good use. To enter, subscribe to our newsletter at: dryemisi.com/thefoodclinicNext Wednesday, you’ll receive an email and all you’ll have to do is answer the following question: What were Faridah’s Top 3 herbs?The winner will be announced on my Instagram page @DrYemisiBokinni next Saturday. 

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