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NIGERIANS SUPERSTITIOUS BELIEF.. HOT SALT WATER BATHE CANPREVENT THE SPREAD OF EBOLA; EBOLA CONTROL THERAPY MEASURESPlease help control the spread ofEbola Virus in Nigeria by taking regularHOT/WARM SALT WATER BATH . I was awaken by the ring tone from my cell phones in the early hours of this morning. When I woke up and checked my miss calls it was nearly 50 missed calls, I thought somebody very close to me has kick the bucket. But to my greatest surprise it was still EBOLA alert superstition that I should boil hot abi warmed water and salt then take bath with it and that I should also drink warmed water and salt I shouted ovokorodoom!!!! Without a doubt the big medical storyof the moment or so has been theongoing outbreak of Ebola virusdisease in West Africa, the most deadlyin history thus far. Indeed, as of thiswriting, according to a table of knownEbola outbreaks since 1976 My Question is who profound this lab concoctions and at which laboratory mechanism did he get the impression that all Nigerians should wake up at this early morning and begin to take their bath with warm or hot water mix with salt some even went as far as telling me to eat one bag of bitter kola eeeh! Funny Superstitious Beliefs Of Nigerians I believe everyone of us grow up withone or more of this belief..but this Ebola own wonders me. Imagine the number of calls I got but local and international calls. Its so hilarious when i see someNigerians even the elite/ educated once fall for such National scam and even condemn some scientific beliefs because of some beliefs they hold, I thought I was the only one who noticed this. Unfortunately, it was a nationwide out cry. Hot salt water bathe is a natural antiseptic remedy which have antimicrobia properties. Nigeria scientists in conjunction with their American counterparts are currently researching on finding a permanent cure for the EBOLA VIRUS.May God Help us All
Posted on: Sat, 09 Aug 2014 18:25:05 +0000

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