Jamaican Herbs and byproducts offered internationally
2011-09-04
Costs vary per Jamaican herbs and byproduct. The range is from J$50 per bundle of any herb
Juices are sold in varied sizes and can cost…Continue Reading
Be careful of Jamaican cerasee, it cures but…
2011-08-29
Some simply boil the cerasee, then make it cool and store to drink like regular water…but…Continue Reading
Understanding Jamaican herbs, plants, spices
2011-05-28
While young, Jamaicans usually get a ‘dose’ of ‘herb’ to wash us out/ purge us as our parents or grannies would say. As we grew older we learn marijuana as herbContinue Reading
All natural Jamaican food and fruits for good health
2011-05-26
Now remember that in these naturally grown elements of nature whether it is a tree, plant, shrub different medicinal value exists, depending on the section usedContinue Reading
Jamaica’s ‘Jack in the Bush’ cures the common cold
2011-05-25
The ‘Jack in the bush’ found in specific places in Jamaica, is just one bush that is very good for the flu, asthma, cold, sinusitis.Continue Reading
Please guide me on ‘Jerk spots’ in Jamaica?
2011-04-15
Most parish borders either have a jerk establishment, or a line of jerk pan vendors. The list of ‘jerk spots’ is always growing, so do extensive researchContinue Reading
Stimulate blood circulation with Jamaica bush
2011-04-14
The next time you want to add pepper to your cooking, try using Pequin Pepper, referred to in Jamaica as bird pepper.Continue Reading
Herbalist team adds voice to Anthea McGibbon write lovers
2011-04-11
Although these herbalists are usually relied upon based on their expertise, the owners of this site accepts no liability for information shared by these personsContinue Reading
Jamaican cerasee bush for fighting HIV and ailments?
2011-04-07
Sure enough though, Jamaican cerasee bush commonly used to fight off sexually transmitted diseases in Jamaica.Continue Reading
‘Rice and Peas’ bush good for flu says Jamaicans
2011-03-23
Jamaicans seem to have added the rice and peas dish to the list of national dish. It is therefore no wonder that there is a bush ‘called rice and peas bushContinue Reading
