Did You Know - Anamu is the Taino name for a tropical plant (Petiveria allliacea) found throughout Latin America, the Caribbean, and
Florida. The leaves of the Anamu plant can be used fresh or dried and made into an herbal tea, or they
can be chewed. Anamu produces a strongly
pungent leaf and root; it is known for its distinct garlic-like smell. Throughout
the Caribbean and beyond Anamu is used as a natural remedy for many physical
ills and certain medical conditions including arthritis, skin conditions,
intestinal gas, sinus problems, pain, and even cancer. Local oral
traditions claim that Anamu has the ability to ward off bats, insects, and mischievous
Spirits. – UCTP Taino News © 2012
*Disclaimer: Any reference to medicinal use is not intended
to treat, cure, or prevent disease. Please check with your doctor or health
care professional before using.
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