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Increased use of herbal aphrodisiacs could cause stroke, kidney failure - Doctor warns

Modern Ghana about 3 hours 1 mins read

Professor Victor Wutor has expressed concerns over the increasing use of herbal aphrodisiacs and alcohol-based bitters, warning that their misuse poses serious health risks, including kidney failure, liver damage, stroke and other cardiovascular diseases.

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