I think salons need to teach their staff how to handle natural hair
Because you can't be charging me extra for having natural hair and not handling my hair well
A Babaláwo is not the same as an Adáhunṣe.
Many people use these titles interchangeably, but they don’t mean the same thing. Understanding the difference changes how you see Ifá and Yorùbá spirituality.
We explained everything in this episode of IFAGRITHM .
Watch the full conversation now on YouTube . 🔗 https://t.co/HXVSnbDnT8
3. BREAST CANCER
Warning: A painless, hard lump. Or dimpled breast skin (like an orange peel).
Patients assume: "If it doesn't hurt, it's fine."
Reality: The most dangerous lumps often do NOT hurt. Any new structural change needs a proper medical workup.
Masoyinbo || Episode Three Hundred and Nineteen with Olóyè Sunday Adeyemo (Igboho): An exciting game show dedicated to promoting and preserving the Yoruba language and culture.
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To every woman reading this, please advocate for yourself all the time. Refuse to be dismissed. Push for that referral, ask questions, and if something still doesn’t feel right, keep pushing. Tbh, if a diagnosis is missed, no one would take responsibility for it.
Dear Doctors,
If or when a breastfeeding mum presents with a breast lump or pain, please do not automatically assume it’s a galactocele or a blocked duct that will resolve. Refer them for further investigation. It is always better to check and find nothing than to miss something
A physical examination can’t always be enough to decide “it’s nothing”, abeg. Also can we please dead the idea that “if it’s sore, it’s fine and it’s only a problem if it’s not sore”? Many of the women I have met who were diagnosed with breast cancer did present with pain.