Agbo Idakole

The Agbo Iba Idakole blend is a potent mix of dried roots, barks, and natural ingredients, representing a cornerstone of traditional Yoruba wellness practice in Nigeria. Agbo is a general term for herbal decoctions, and this specific blend addresses two critical areas of health:

1. Iba (Fever & Malaise): Contains herbs traditionally used to combat fevers, chills, and general body aches.

2. Idakole (Male Vitality): Includes select barks and roots believed to promote male strength, stamina, and overall reproductive wellness.

The raw ingredients are prepared by boiling them in water to create a strong, often bitter, tea-like infusion. This decoction is revered for its holistic approach, acting as a general body cleanser and fortifier. The exact composition is often a closely guarded recipe passed down through generations of traditional herbalists, ensuring a powerful and comprehensive therapeutic effect.

• Traditional Name: Agbo Iba Idakole

• Material: Mixed Dried Barks, Roots, Leaves, and Spices (e.g., specific barks, ginger, turmeric, cloves).

• Form: Raw, dried herbs meant for preparation as a decoction (boiling).

• Approximate Weight (Retail Pack): Varies greatly, typically 50-200 grams (1.7 oz to 7 oz) of dried mixture.

• Primary Traditional Use: Managing symptoms of fever/malaria and supporting male sexual and general vitality.

• Feature: Authentic, multi-purpose traditional African remedy; highly concentrated and potent when brewed.

Usage & Care Suggestions: Place the contents of the mix into a pot and cover with clean water. Boil for at least 30 minutes until the water changes color (typically dark red or brown). Let it cool. Strain the liquid and store it in a refrigerator. Traditionally consumed in small measures, such as a wine glass, once or twice daily. The boiled material can often be reused by adding fresh water and boiling again until the potency declines. Always consult a healthcare practitioner before beginning any new remedy.