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Saturday, January 21, 2017
Elephants and their healing powers.
Elephants are believed to have healing powers and many people hunt them down to treat various ailments. Elephant's skin can cure skin diseases like eczema,you burn pieces of skin by putting them in a clay pot,then you get the ash and mix it with coconut oil to apply on the eczema. A paste made from ground up elephant teeth would cure pimples and remove black spots, your face will be smooth and white after you use it.
Elephant poaching in Myanmar has jumped tenfold in recent years, the government said this week, driven by growing demand for ivory, hide and body parts. Increasingly carcasses are being found stripped of their skin, the hide used for traditional medicine or reportedly turned into beads for jewelry.source
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