🌱 Introduction and History The Pepper Bark Tree (Warburgia salutaris), also known as Isibhaha in isiZulu and Peperbasboom in Afrikaans, is a revered evergreen tree indigenous to Southern Africa—most notably South Africa, Mozambique, and Zimbabwe. Belonging to the Canellaceae family, it is named after Dr. Otto Warburg, a German botanist. Traditionally used by indigenous healers, the tree is prized for its aromatic bark and its potent medicinal properties. Due to overharvesting, it is now listed as an endangered species, making sustainable cultivation crucial. 💊 Medicinal Benefits The bark and leaves of Warburgia salutaris are packed with powerful bioactive compounds like… Read more…