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  • October 5, 2025

Cactus Sap in Western Uganda: A Traditional Remedy for East Coast Fever in Cattle

Farmers in Western Uganda have long used cactus sap as a natural remedy for East Coast Fever (Amashuyo) in cattle. Applied to swollen lymph nodes, the sap stops bleeding, reduces fever, and eases swelling. This traditional practice highlights the power of natural remedies in African livestock

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