"Guard your Heart" with Dr. Chidi Ngwaba | Hope For Africa (Part 2)

[@MJSmithJoyForToday]

What a wonderful message! Thank you!!

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What a good lesson,bless ❤.

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Bravo

[@rolstonamos682]

Great information

[@2CBNTV]

Glad it was helpful!

[@vidakoney5852]

Great opportunity to hear from you, my son has been suffering from eczema from baby to 18 years now, do you have an idea of what I should do? Please help me out with a message

[@AmazingGrace-s3k]

Lots of water,more fruits and vegetables, avoid processed sugar, only natural juices fruits squeezed by yourself, eat as natural as possible and 30 or 20 minutes exercise daily and take more vitamin D and vitamin C

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Me

[@mcbedeau8708]

Why say Afro Caribbean because of our dark skin, East Indians rae dark skin as we do and they are not mentioned. Haven't we not beat up on the Afracan Man to much when will we stop this.

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I totally agree with you

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They havent discovered the gay gene or trans gene either.

[@mcbedeau8708]

Why should Afro Caribbean person's health be judge by the dark colour of their skin. A persons' health affects them by what they eat, drink, do and what they put on and not by skin complexion or pigment. So can you all stop stigmatizing the black people. We are all human begins made of one blood. O GOD HELP US ALL.