Lately, our TV screens are being bombarded with vast adverts
on herbal drugs and facilities – a supposedly natural medium for monitoring our
health. However, the truth about some of their works is what I find
questionable.
Sometimes, I feel these kind of adverts are highly
exaggerating with their works. I say so with regards to a particular advert
that arrested my attention while watching a talk show. Out of the numerous
herbal clinics, one named ‘Profecy Herbal
Clinic’, struck me with shock when they announced that they treat both health and spiritual problems with quality and authentic machinery and herbal
drugs. What a wow!
In the advert they displayed images of a ‘white silhouette’
(spirit) on top of a sleeping man; claiming to be a “spiritual wife” – a
problem which they can “heal”. They further spoke on being able to deliver
people from addictive spirits like drinking, smoking, gay-ism, lesbianism and
also marine spirits aka “Maame Water”; all these and other health related
issues, they could do with their special herbal drugs and laboratory equipment.
Call it as it may, follow if you will but this to me is
preposterous. The hullabaloo of some herbal clinics rising in our societies
these days is not something to encourage. The sad part is, you will still find
people going in for these kind of solutions due to their own defiance; leading
to short-lived solutions if not more problems for them.
I honestly can’t see the line drawn between this and going
to a fetish priest. Some of these kind of adverts must be checked by the
appropriate authorities before granting the firms the go ahead to publicize
them on screens…or What do you think?
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