Umackaloabo

Umckaloabo is a pharmacy-but-the-counter drugs and says the Zulusprache "heavy cough".

A tuberculosis patient Englishman was the end of the 19th Century by a Zulu in Lesotho today with the boiled brew of the South African Cape Pelargonium treated. He allegedly convalesced fully imported and later the plant or its roots to Europe. There he distributed them as a cure for tuberculosis. In the Cape Pelargonium is a rare purple flowering geranium, which grows only in a certain part of South Africa.

Today, the plant is grown on huge plantations and harvested after three years. In a complex process then the root concentrate is produced. If one has a cold, disease and the immune system is weakened to put down the bacteria in the respiratory tract. Thus, it soon will be a protracted bronchitis. Bronchitis triggers strong especially at night and painful cough.

If it is used Umckaloabo, it shows three effects. First, the extract enhanced the anti-virus protection. It also solves the fixed mucus and inhibiting the growth of bacteria. Overall, the duration of the disease reduced significantly and it cured quickly. In addition Umckaloabo is very good and acceptable to everyone.

It should be noted is that Umckaloabo is not to be confused with an antibiotic.