
| Dr. Andoh, ethno botanist and traditional African herbalist. A British-educated
Botanist that was born in Ghana and is the son of the late J. E. Andoh, Africa’s
foremost botanist. Ethno botany is the study of the relationship between
people of different cultures, the plants that grow around them, and how they use
these plants for food, medicine, and household goods. He is our modern day
George Washington Carver, who our children’s garden is named after. He is the
author of several books, including his latest book, Biblical Manna - The
Spiritual Message for the New Millennium, and his most lauded book, The Science
and Romance of Selected Herbs Used in Medicine and Religious Ceremony. In 1982
he founded the “North Scale Institute,” a research and educational group which
is now located in College Park, Georgia, along with the All African Healing Arts
Society. The Institute is designed to help preserve and safeguard the plants and
medical wisdom of Africa and other ancient cultures.
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