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“The Global Power of Turkey Berry: A Sacred Herb for Blood, Body & Spirit”  

By Dr. Anthia Wint, Holistic Practitioner & Spiritual Healer    
 

In every corner of the Earth, nature has left us clues,tiny fruits, humble roots, healing leaves. One such divine gift is the Turkey Berry, a small, round fruit with extraordinary potential. Though modest in appearance, it has earned its place in herbal medicine cabinets, village traditions, and sacred healing rituals across continents. I call it the blood restorer because in my holistic practice, Turkey Berry has transformed the lives of those battling blood disorders, infections, diabetes, and spiritual fatigue.    
 

What is Turkey Berry? Global Names and Cultural Connections    
 

Known botanically as Solanum torvum, Turkey Berry goes by many names around the world, a testament to its widespread use and revered healing status:  

•Jamaica :”Susumber” or “Susumba”  

•Thailand :”Makhua phuang”  

•Ghana :”Kwahu Nsusua”  

•Nigeria :”Anara,” “Gboma” or “Odu”  

•India :”Sundakkai”  

•Philippines :”Solanum”  

•Brazil :”Juá-de-capote”    
 

This plant belongs to the nightshade family, but unlike some of its more toxic cousins, Turkey Berry, when properly prepared, brings robust nourishment and medicinal value.  

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Physical Healing Benefits of Turkey Berry  

As practiced in my herbal protocol  

1. Reverses Anemia and Builds the Blood    
 

Turkey Berry is iron-rich and deeply nourishing to the blood. I prescribe it for clients with low hemoglobin, post-surgery weakness, or chronic fatigue. It strengthens red blood cell production naturally and quickly.  

“One of my patients, a woman with dangerously low blood levels due to fibroids, regained vitality in just three weeks with a Turkey Berry and beetroot blend.”  

2. Manages Diabetes Naturally  

It regulates blood sugar levels by improving insulin sensitivity and supporting pancreatic health. I often blend it in bitter herbal teas for diabetic clients.  

3. Anti-inflammatory and Antibacterial Powerhouse  

Turkey Berry combats infections, reduces swelling, and soothes internal inflammation. It’s helpful for ulcers, arthritis, and respiratory conditions like bronchitis and asthma.    
 

4. Improves Gut and Digestive Health  

Used as a digestive bitter, it supports bowel movements, destroys intestinal parasites, and balances the gut microbiome.  

5. Boosts Brain & Nerve Function  

Rich in antioxidants, it is protective against neurodegenerative conditions like Alzheimer’s. It also improves focus, memory, and mental alertness.    
 

Spiritual Uses of Turkey Berry in Ancestral Healing  

In African, Caribbean, and Indigenous healing systems, Turkey Berry is considered a “spirit-guarding plant.” It is used in spiritual baths, protective charms, and energy-cleansing rituals.    
 

Spiritual Uses in My Practice Include:  

• Bloodline Healing Rituals: To cleanse generational trauma stored in the blood and womb.  

• Protection Baths: Boiled with basil, garlic, and sea salt to remove negative energy and psychic attacks.  

• Cleansing Steams: Used in vaginal and sinus steaming to spiritually “unblock” suppressed emotional energy.  

• Dream Work Enhancer: When taken at night with blue vervain, it opens the intuitive center and deepens visions.    
 

“I believe the blood stores the memory of both trauma and power. Turkey Berry cleanses that sacred river.”    

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How to Prepare Turkey Berry (As Guided by Dr. Anthia Wint)  

Fresh:  

• Lightly steam or sauté with coconut oil, onions, and turmeric.  

• Blend into iron-boosting smoothies with beetroot, moringa, and spirulina.  

Dried:  

• Powder and mix into capsules, soups, or teas.  

• Make tinctures or decoctions with cloves and ginger.  

Tea Recipe (Blood & Spirit Cleanse):  

• 1 handful of Turkey Berry (fresh or dried)  

• 2 cloves garlic  

• ½ tsp turmeric  

• 1 slice ginger  

• Simmer 10 minutes. Strain and sip warm with a prayer of gratitude.    
 

Dr. Anthia Wint’s Closing Reflection  

I have witnessed people with deep-seated illness and soul fatigue return to wholeness through the power of Turkey Berry. Whether you know it as Susumba, Kwahu Nsusua, or Sundakkai, this sacred fruit is a global healer—uniting cultures, healing bloodlines, and restoring bodies.  

Let us not overlook the medicine in the humble. Sometimes, healing is small, green, and growing quietly in your backyard.  

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Would you like to work with Dr. Anthia Wint, Holistic Practitioner & Spiritual Healer, to establish a comprehensive wellness plan highlighting turkey berry? 

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