Gods gift’: Cameroon s Latest Health Care Therapy
Saturday, July 9, 2016
By Aaron Yancho Kaah
Bamenda Cameroon....July 1st 2016...
Tony Bafon is many things. He is an inspirational and motivational public speaker on salient issues that have to do with the qualitative and quantitative human development, a NATUROPATH certified medical practitioner after several years of training and a senior social worker with the Cameroon civil service for more than a decade.
If well defined, Tony has a desire to serve and by all accounts is also a brilliant gentleman as many listeners of the Cameroon talk show morning programs on CRTV will attest.
It was this simple motivation and passion serve that set Tony on a path to almost endless possibilities. After several years of experiencing the social health woes and ailments faced by Cameroonians, this gentleman couldn't shake the feeling that it was time to help. “When the opportunity presented itself for me to engage in a therapeutic online studies on how to handle and managed these diseases, I immediately went to work" Tony will recount of himself. The essential idea behind Tony’s mind was to conquer the most tormenting outbreaks like hypertension, leprosy, HIV and AIDS, Tuberculosis and lung and breast cancer worries.
By accommodating his scientific knowledge to natural fruits and by articulating well elaborate scientific skills and technique that deals with foods and vegetables to cure diseases, Tony by 2013 curved a niche for himself.
But what happened! Tony simple discovery was amazing. With some special African leaves like black tea leaves, garlic, lemon and etc Tony extracted the juice as a first step. "My professional training guided me on how to process and distill the final product" Tony said. The first bottling gave Tony an idea to name the product Gods gift. Quiz on this name, Tony said after running pass all sort of hurdles to arrive at this product he saw every need to thank God ...in his own words he decided to gratify the almighty for blessing him with such a reward. "Owed to my faith I saw Gods gift as a gratification to the giver of life” he said.
There is already a lot extra ordinary in God’s gift. A young man in the outskirt of Bamenda who suffered paralysis for years has testified to Gods gift and his miraculous recovery ...An ailing old woman who couldn't afford treatment due to limited money resources has graciously wished Tony well and good luck in his project. Scores of HIV and AIDS sufferers who faced diet challenges have reverted to Tony with gratitude after seeing renewed hopes in their lives. Poking my nose through Tony’s book of numbers this reporter sees tears well off Tony eyes. “This are tears of joy and satisfaction following the overwhelming acceptance of my drug “Tony will say.
Recent demands in the market for Gods gift have shaped Tony's production capacity. “Every week I process 200-300litres of God gift " he remarked. This gift now travels many roads across Cameroon to private homes and business sites. While they remain every season for Tony to strive harder, all is not a bed of roses. Tony takes a deep breath when he asserts that his daily financial input is not equal to his expected material or financial gain as most of his clientele are poor families with limited financial standings. The research scopeof this ongoing 4year running project is too wide and broad. “I have to work ceaselessly to deal with people of different social standing, sexes, ages and diet setbacks “he reflected. On this research scoop Tony is counting on international and national partnership with open arms.
Tony has made and still keeps some personal prayers like making this charitable venture a more value chain scheme with field workers, lab technicians and drivers. All this dreams will help this illustrious Cameroonian to use his magic God gift liquid to save humanity from what he considers are all diet offsets. And who doubts if this wish will not flower into something remarkably in the medical world?
Labels: Aaron Yancho Kaah, Norbert Pintsch, Prof Dr Pintsch, SPATH
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