Guest guest Posted May 22, 2006 Report Posted May 22, 2006 Hey y'all, Somebody wrote: > WONDERFUL! SEND ME ALL YOU HAVE AND TELL ME AS SOON AS YOU GET MORE. I can get more today .. how many kilos you want. I just found ten kilos and I am shipping it to Jim with 100 kilos of Oregano and 50 kilos of Anise next week. > Nigella sativa, in my area is on the awareness list, because I am > teaching it, using it on my patients, and advising about a recent book > written by two M.D. from other countries, where M.D. has different > connotations than in this country. Mohammed has been quoted as saying > that Nigella sativa would help " cure everything but death " . Take > about 24 drops 1-3 times a day and watch what happens to yourself. Sounds like overkill to me ... ;-p Yea .. I wrote on the alleged claim of Mohammed said that - long ago. > Read " BLACK CUMIN " by Peter Schleicher, M.D. and Mohamed Saleh, M.D., > written in 1998 and translated into English in 2000. You are not the > only one that has talked about it in the states but glad to know there > other pioneers out there. Pioneers only as far as the USA goes .. it has a 1,600 + year history of use in this part of the world .. the seeds and later the oil. > Let me know soon and send it to me asap and your my debit card that > Jim has on file---just send me an invoice. You got it .. keep smiling, Butch http://www.AV-AT.com ------------------------------- > How much did you send over? I was thinking of 10. By the way, do you > happen to know the sub-species of your Turkish Nigella sativa? Is it > the Eyptian strand, or Indian or does Turkey claim an original > sub-species? Would appreciate your input. There are over 20 species in the genus Nigella - but Nigella sativa is a species unto itself and as far as I have been able to understand (from a botanical book that takes 3 men and a boy to carry) there are no sub-species of Nigella sativa. Even Rosmarinus officinalis - which has chemotypes - has only one type of Cineole type regardless of whether it is grown in Tunisia, Turkey, Greece or wherever. Turkey is a major producer of Nigella sativa and one of the major suppliers to the Arab world. Y'all keep smiling, Butch :-) http://www.AV-AT.com Quote
Guest guest Posted May 22, 2006 Report Posted May 22, 2006 Dear Butch, Thank you for clarifying the two " Black Cumins " and the data on Nigella Sativa is very much appreciated. One of those cases where there are two herbs of the same colloquial name... In the excerpt below - they are referring to the essential oil? Not a tincture? I may have missed a post or two with the explanation....could you clarify???..............Herbally Yours Penny On 5/22/06, Butch Owen <butchbsi wrote: > > Hey y'all, > > Somebody wrote: > > > WONDERFUL! SEND ME ALL YOU HAVE AND TELL ME AS SOON AS YOU GET MORE. > > I can get more today .. how many kilos you want. I just found ten kilos > and I am shipping it to Jim with 100 kilos of Oregano and 50 kilos of > Anise next week. > > > Nigella sativa, in my area is on the awareness list, because I am > > teaching it, using it on my patients, and advising about a recent book > > written by two M.D. from other countries, where M.D. has different > > connotations than in this country. Mohammed has been quoted as saying > > that Nigella sativa would help " cure everything but death " . Take > > about 24 drops 1-3 times a day and watch what happens to yourself. > Penny Khaled > http://tinyurl.com/bfnyd > http://tinyurl/rulew > http://www.organicnutrition.co.uk > Quote
Recommended Posts
Join the conversation
You are posting as a guest. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.
Note: Your post will require moderator approval before it will be visible.