EVURA has done a mini-series or articles on the matter of the economy of alcoholic and non-alcoholic bitters. We have taken you down the introduction, list, background, and a lot of what you need to know about these bitters. Now, we are going to discuss the economy of alcoholic and non-alcoholic bitters in Nigeria: the Pricing, benefits, and side effects of these bitters.
The Economy of Alcoholic and Non-alcoholic Bitters in Nigeria: The Pricing, Benefits, and Side Effects of these Bitters
We’ll start with the prices and pricing of these bitters in Nigeria. What is the price of alcoholic and non-alcoholic bitters in Nigeria?
What is the Price of Action Bitters, Alomo Bitters, Odogwu Bitters, Knock Off Bitters, Yoyo Bitters, Ballamour Bitters, Igboya Bitters, Ruzu Herbal Bitters, Rida Bitters, Baby Oku Bitters, and other Bitters in Nigeria?
The price of these products vary as they come in different sizes, and these different sizes have their different prices. We’ll be breaking down their prices according to their sizes. You should note that an average price is given to them.
The price of 100ml of Action Bitters, Alomo Bitters, Odogwu Bitters, Knock Off Bitters, Yoyo Bitters, Ballamour Bitters, Igboya Bitters, Ruzu Herbal Bitters, Rida Bitters, Baby Oku Bitters, and other Bitters in Nigeria is around 200 naira.
The price of their 200ml bottle is around 400 naira.
The price of 35cl of Action Bitters, Alomo Bitters, Odogwu Bitters, Knock Off Bitters, Yoyo Bitters, Ballamour Bitters, Igboya Bitters, Ruzu Herbal Bitters, Rida Bitters, Baby Oku Bitters, and other Bitters in Nigeria is around 600 naira to 1200 naira depending on the brand.
The price of 50cl is 1000 naira to 1500 naira.
Lastly, the price of 75cl is 1800 naira to 2500 naira.
Now, let us move on to the benefits and side effects of these bitters.
The Benefits of Action Bitters, Alomo Bitters, Odogwu Bitters, Knock Off Bitters, Yoyo Bitters, Ballamour Bitters, Igboya Bitters, Ruzu Herbal Bitters, Rida Bitters, Baby Oku Bitters, and other Bitters in Nigeria
There are some benefits that you can get from taking bitters–great benefits. However, sometimes the benefits of taking bitters, alcoholic or non-alcoholic, are overestimated by Nigerians and Africans. These bitters aren’t really multi-functional or high performing as some people assume. Now, let’s take a look at some of these benefits.
1. They can aid in indigestion and stomach problems. Taking Action Bitters, Alomo Bitters, Odogwu Bitters, Knock Off Bitters, Yoyo Bitters, Ballamour Bitters, Igboya Bitters, Ruzu Herbal Bitters, Rida Bitters, Baby Oku Bitters, and other bitters in Nigeria can help with indigestion and stomach problems.
2. Taking bitters can also help you sleep well. If you are suffering from insomnia or short sleeps, taking bitters can hep you sleep better at night.
3. It also improves the level of functioning of your liver and other body organs. However, this hasn’t been so proven scientifically.
4. Taking alcoholic bitters can also be used to reduce coldness in the body in terms of those staying in cold environment. Bitters help people a lot in solving or warding off cold.
There are benefits of alcoholic and non-alcoholic bitters no doubt but there are also several misconceptions about these bitters. We’ll be looking at some of these misconceptions and the popular questions around these bitters.
Does Action Bitters, Alomo Bitters, Odogwu Bitters, Knock Off Bitters, Yoyo Bitters, Ballamour Bitters, Igboya Bitters, Ruzu Herbal Bitters, Rida Bitters, Baby Oku Bitters, and other Bitters in Nigeria Remove Pregnancy or Prevent Pregnancy?
No. These bitters don’t remove or prevent pregnancy.
Does Action Bitters, Alomo Bitters, Odogwu Bitters, Knock Off Bitters, Yoyo Bitters, Ballamour Bitters, Igboya Bitters, Ruzu Herbal Bitters, Rida Bitters, Baby Oku Bitters, and other Bitters in Nigeria make a Man last Longer in Bed?
No. It hasn’t been scientifically proven that these bitters make men last longer in bed. However, generally alcohol improves people’s activeness, and people mistake it as improving people’s performance in bed.
If a man wants to improve how long he lasts in bed, then he should eat healthy, avoid sugar, avoid porn and too much sex, eat lots of fruits and nuts, exercise a lot and drink a lot of healthy liquid like water, milk, and sugar-free yoghurt. These are what will make you improve your performance in bed not really bitters.
Let’s move on to the side effects of these bitters.
The Side Effects of Action Bitters, Alomo Bitters, Odogwu Bitters, Knock Off Bitters, Yoyo Bitters, Ballamour Bitters, Igboya Bitters, Ruzu Herbal Bitters, Rida Bitters, Baby Oku Bitters, and other Bitters in Nigeria?
There aren’t really many side effects of these bitters in Nigeria, the side effects come in as a result of overuse of these products. Thus, once you overuse these products, you are likely to get the side effects and harm yourself. You should use these products moderately.
We take a look at some of the side effects.
1. Overuse of these products can make you hopelessly drunk and useless. If you take it to get high, you might be addicted to it, and it will affect your life greatly.
2. The overuse can also cause issues for your kidney after a long time. Since bitters are mostly made from medicinal herbs, they can depreciate your kidney quickly.
3. It can also lead to harm to your other body organs like the liver and heart functions. Thus, it will reduce the level of the functioning of these body parts.
4. Too much dependence on bitters can make you not eat well and look healthy. Bitters have been known to deprive people of appetite for food. So, it will make you eat less, lose weight, and look hargard.
5. The addiction to these bitters can make you spend recklessly, and be very wasteful with your expenses.
The issue is controlling the rate and way you take these bitters. Once you can control these in-take of these bitters, there aren’t much side effects that would befall you.
Conclusion
This is it on our The Economy of Alcoholic and Non-alcoholic Bitters in Nigeria: The Pricing, Benefits, and Side Effects of these Bitters.