Ogun: Yoruba herbs and botanical names

Some herbs ( ewe ) and other ingredients that are

used in Ifa-Orisha practice. It's a growing list, and

at some appropriate moment I will also add

alternatives that are, although not traditional,

quite effective.

Amunimuye : Senecio Abessynicus (leaves)

Asunwon: Senna Alata (leaves)

Ata Iyere : Piper Guineense (seed)

Atori : Glyphaea Brevis

Daji: Gongronema Latifolium (leaves)

Ela : Epyphytic Orchidaceae (leaves)

Epo Agbon : Coco Nucifera (bark)

Esin : Blighia sapida (ripe fruit flesh)

Ewe Iyeye: Spondias Mombin (leaves)

Idi igi Orosun: Baphia Nitida (root)

Itala : Socoglottis Gabinensis (bark)

Iteji: Gongronema Latifolium (leaves)

Ojiji : Dalbergia Lacteal (leaves)

Odundun: Kalanchoe Crenata

Olode: Markamia Tomementosa (bark)

Pepereku(n) : Alternanthera Sessilis (leaves)

Peregun : Peperomia Pellucida

Rekureku: Alternanthera Sessilis (leaves)

Rinrin: Peperoma pellucida (leaves)

Tete : Amaranthus viridis, Amaranthus Spinosus