Mudano" (or Mondia whitei, also called umondi) refers to a popular African traditional herb, especially in Southern Africa, known for its vanilla-like scent and ginger taste, primarily used as a powerful aphrodisiac, sexual stimulant, and for libido enhancement, but also for blood cleansing and general vitality, often associated with love potions in Zimbabwean culture for reconciliation. 
Key Characteristics & Uses:
Botanical Name: Mondia whitei.
Appearance: A climbing vine with large leaves and reddish-purple flowers, growing from a tuberous rootstock.
Taste/Smell: The root has a ginger/licorice taste and vanilla aroma.
Traditional Uses:
Aphrodisiac: Main use for boosting libido and treating erectile dysfunction.
Blood Cleanser: Used by some groups for purification.
General Tonic: For overall well-being and vitality.
"Love Potion": In Zimbabwe, it's part of "mudano" rituals to call a partner back.
Other Names: Umonde, Teebossie (related M. angustifolia also used similarly). 
Cultural Significance:
It's a significant part of traditional African medicine and culture, often sold as a potent natural remedy for sexual health and relationship strengthening, notes allAfrica.com and PlantZAfrica |.