Baba roots

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Baba Roots (Founded by entrepreneur William Webb) is a health tonic popular among young people in Jamaica. It is said to increase sexual energy and alertness. It is marketed in Jamaica as a homegrown alternative to Red Bull. The practice of drinking roots based tonic is well known in Jamaican culture. It has been mentioned in several dancehall songs including "Stand Firm" by Bounty Killer.

[edit] Ingredients

Ingredients:Filtered Water, Chainy Roots (Similax Balbisiana), Sarsaparilla (Smilax Regelii), Tan Pan Rock (Male Fern, Dryoteris Filix Moss), Strong Back (Morinda Royoc), Search Mi Heart (Rytidophyllum Tomentosum), Hug-Mi-Tight (Polypodium Exiguum, Filicineae Fam), Blood Wiss (Vitis Tiliafolia), Dandelion (Cassia Occidentalis), Raw Moon (Trophis Race Mosa), Medina (Alysicartus Vaginalis), Coconu Root (Coconueifera), Jamaican Brown Sugar, Molasses, Honey, Mint (Mentha).

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