What is Kayamata? The mysterious product trending among women

Kayamata is a mysterious product that originated from the Northern part of Nigeria; it is popular among Nigerian women as a crude method to improvise for their sexual deficiencies.

More so, Kayamata is a herb that acts as sex or love enhancers for couples. The products have been trending on social media as the merchants openly advertise them and also post their testimonies on their efficacy.

According to some studies, it is perceived that women believe that douching their vaginas with concussions would enhance sexual excitement through tightness or warmth.

One of the popular sellers of the product in Nigeria is Jaruma Kayamata; she is no doubt a controversial figure in Nigeria. Almost in the news every week in Nigeria.

Jaruma’s approach has often been questioned and suspected. She is accused of being a witch who uses voodoo alongside the products she sells online.

Hauwa Muhammed, popular aphrodisiac seller known as Jaruma Kayamata

There are numerous claims that Kayamata can generate an electric mix of feelings among women and men when issues on love-making arise.

To a layman, Kayamata literally means “women things’’ from the Hausa language, a generic name for a range of aphrodisiacs.

Kayamata was originally used by married women to spice up sexual relations but unfortunately, the products have been peddled on the Internet as charms for young ladies to get attention from rich men.

What is Kayamata Made Of?

Spices for Kayama Product

Kayamata is a product made out of fruits, herbs and natural spices. It is, for the most part, healthy. However, there has been controversy about the effects of Kayamata products in tying down men without their consent or inducing possessiveness.

This point, however, is that young ladies, using Kayamata want to attract expensive gifts, favours and attention from wealthy men, whether single or married, is no longer news.

Effects of Kayamata

Ordinarily, there really should be no effect in consuming Kayamata, but vendors have been reported to mix different substances to their product to boost their potency, with utter neglect of the harms they could cause.

There is a lot of danger in using Kayamata, unfortunately, ladies do not seem to pay attention to them. Women are therefore warned to desist from inserting or clipping their cervical tissues. This practice can tear the cervical tissues or such women might even risk the growth of cervical cancer.

According to the Public Health Education, Nigeria, with a research project publications in the International Journal of Traditional and Natural Medicines, the use of Kayamata has its benefits, but the side effects have overridden such benefits.