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What is Wild Mango?
Wild Mango (Irvingia gabonensis), also known as `dika nut' has strong analgesic properties. - Wild Mango is used medicinally in most parts of tropical Africa for the treatment of a number of ailments. In West Africa the Mende tribe of Sierra Leone uses the stem bark to relieve pain, and have been doing so for centuries.
- Wild Mango kernel extract is used medicinally in West Africa to relieve pain. It has been shown to have narcotic analgesic properties. (Source: Journal of Ethnopharmacology, February 1995, pages 125-129).
- The bark is rather bitter, and in Gabon it is added to palm wine.
- The bark macerated in palm wine is taken as an aphrodisiac.
- In Nigeria and Cameroon the split shells of the fruit are used in divination by semi-Bantu tribes, giving a favorable omen if one falls flat and the other convex side up.
- The seed oil is useful in margarine formulations.
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`My experience was good, Wild Mango excitant, pain relief and relaxant.' -Sharon, UK.
`It was really good, relaxing, calming and a good euphoric sensation.' -Bill, USA.
`I just put a dropper and 1/2 under my tongue and am definitely feeling a little something. Calming, warm. I like it.' -Unsolicited forum review.
`I like the Wild Mango a lot and will probably order some more in the future. Thanks! It's definitely good for calming the nerves. I'm a regular user of skullcap, valerian, GABA and such things for anxiety and the wild mango is on par or even better than most of what I use.' -Brian, USA.
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