August 10, 2022 - Olivia Cook 10 Medicinal uses of black cumin seed essential oil ( Natural News) Black cumin (Nigella sativa L.) is a nutrient-rich flowering herb that has its origins in Southeastern Asia. It is used in ancient Egypt, Greece, Middle East and Africa as a spice and food preservative. Various traditional health systems use black cumin seed for different airway disorders like asthma, cough and … [Image Embedded Here]   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

Super Human Blood Plasma, Generating New Brain Activity w/ Max & Phil [Video Embedded Here]   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

http://blackseedexpertscam.blogspot.com/   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

I tried to send a message to Sara of black seed but for some reason it would not go through. I copy/paste the letter below. If anyone reading this has not tried it, I highly recommend it. Made a big difference with me and everyone that I talked into trying it. Here is the letter: THANKS SARA Hi Sara, Corey from Cure Zone here. I well remember you telling so much about black seed oil. Since I do so many protocols, I did not try the oil. About 2 months ago I ran across a bottle of the liquid at a flea market. I bought a bottle out of curiosity. I plan to never be without it ever ...
[retrieve this message]

---

hello thanks for this great article i have read it before and it gives too much useful information but i want to add more info about the black seed oil which also has alot of benefits and i will write some of them here Asthma & Allergies Many recent studies have showed that black seed oil has anti-asthmatic effects; plus, relying on the cause of asthma, it is believed that sometimes it is more effective than conventional treatment. Eczema and Psoriasis It is pretty good for skin problems like eczema and psoriasis, for it helps sooth inflammation and improve the speed and which s ...
[retrieve this message]

---

Someone else posted today that black seed is really supposed to be shahi jeera. I read a blog that said shahi jeera is the seed talked about for its healing properties, but it is confused with nigella sativa.   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

You can consume it.   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

No, it definitely isn’t! True black cumin is definitely not kalonji, (also known by the misnomer black cumin).. it’s not Nigella sativum aka black onion seed. (it’s not an onion or allium either!) Real black cumin is hard to come by (Hindi shahi jeera) and has a variety of botanical names ranging from Cuminum nigrum, to Bunium bulbocastanum, to Carum bulbocastanum, depending on the method of classification. It is grown in the drier regions such as Afghanistan, Iran and Iraq and the Rajasthan plains of India. It is smaller and has a more subtle flavour than ordinary cumin. Als ...
[retrieve this message]

---

Hi..i understand that black seed should be heated for general health usage..i didn’t read this info prior to having done the procedure..i have washed, dried, ground and filled the seeds into gel capsules..what should I do now? Can I safely consume it? I have made more than 500 capsules already 😓   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

Hello, I also am confused about the temperature of black seed oil. The brand that I have reads in one are, store in cool dry place. In another area it says refrigerate after opening. Can I JUST store in a cool dry (dark) place? Or should I refrigerate?   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

Hello I am the Sales Manager for the company Tasnim. As you mentioned there is a lot of unpure oil on the Market and carefullnes is needed before trusting the claims. However I want to asure that we only sell high quality oil which we press cold and only once in our manufactury in Austria. The seeds are imported from Ethiopia and are due to scientific researches among the strongest and best available. We dont use solvents in the extracting process nor does our oil contain any other oils. Its 100 percent pure. I am glad to answer any question regarding the oil.   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

I have been doing research on DMSO and black seed oil both. Since dmso is a carrier, has anyone tried to combine these two protocols? If so, what were the results and how did you go about it? Since both are reported to be excellent liver detoxifiers, is there an extra possibility of a healing crisis? Thanks!   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

Why are you being such an intense spaz about your article?   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

Hi, I am a producer of cold pressed black seed oil. The method is not painstaking. It just means you get less oil per hour and less oil from the seed you press. If you increase the speed you get more oil from each kilo and it comes faster. You will notice a distinct difference in the taste with an oil that has been pressed on a slow speed to one that has been pressed on a fast speed. I am now producing in Turkey. I was amazed to find out last week that all the companies I bought from in Turkey are mixing their oil with cooking oil. Cooking oil is produced in a very unhealthy method wh ...
[retrieve this message]

---

I have taken black seed oil on several occasions and usually don’t measure - but take about 1 TBSP each time. I read now that .5 or 1 teaspoon is the dosage I should have been taking. I don’t take it regularly, but lately have been taking it every other day to clear up a fungus outbreak on my underarms. It worked to help clear that up - just not 100%. However, after this morning’s dose, I am passing some blood. The only thing different is that I started dosing with some food grade 35% H2O2 at about 12 drops each dose. I took 1 dose yesterday and 2 the day before. During that time, I ...
[retrieve this message]

---

Hello. Ive been eating half a table spoon of water soaked raw organic nigella sativa seeds with honey twice a day. I chew it up. Is this a acceptable way to take it? Or should I be using the oil for gallbladder pain instead? I haven’t been diagnosed with stones, but sludge. Thanks!   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

(NaturalNews) When it comes to sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention notes that there are about 20 million new infections transmitted every year in the United States. Half of them are mostly people aged 15–24, and the related healthcare costs are an astounding $16 billion. Unfortunately, some of these STDs have the potential to develop into more serious health conditions. For example, syphilis has been known to lead to dementia, and authorities routinely claim the human papillomavirus (HPV) has the potential to lead to cervic ... [Image Embedded Here]
[retrieve this message]

---

Hello and sorry for the delayed response No I’ve never heard of this brand or tried it, but that doesn’t mean it’s adulterated and diluted like other brands. I did a quick Google search and it appears to be manufactured in Austria. When buying black seed oil be sure it’s cold-pressed, first pressed, undiluted, and that the product clearly states there’s no solvents used in the extracting. Some companies use deceptive labeling like ”all-natural” but this only means that their black seed oil is also combined with other oils, which are also ”natural.” Do your due diligence.   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

Anyone ever used this before? I am unsure if it is pure oil or cut with some veggie oil.   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

Thanks for the answer. Good to hear that room temperature will suffice! I’ve read some more or less doomsday comments of how the oil must have the exact right temperature or else it will lose most of it’s effect or something, so this is good news. (It makes it much more convenient for me as well to just store it in a cupboard and not have to open the hatchway to the cellar everyday) The bottle is (judging based on pictures) green (unlike their non-organic version that was in a small dark bottle which I had previously) but I think I might use the old bottle as a refill bottle a ...
[retrieve this message]

---

Hello Dirk, Hopefully your black seed oil is packaged in a glass amber, or dark food grade biodegradable bottle. No, the oil does not need to be refrigerated or stored at 50°F, room temp is fine, but prolonged exposure to direct sunlight should be avoided, as is the case with most oils. When the company recommends a cool dry place they probably mean a cupboard, which is fine. Hope this helps.   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

Hi. I’ve become a big fan of Black cumin seed oil. I already had a small bottle that run out and I’ve now ordered a bigger one (750ml) that I’m yet waiting for to arrive. It’s the ’Bio’ (organic) version of the brand Amazonas (A German manufacturer). But I wonder...The manufacturers inform that it should be stored at a ’cool dry dark place’. But how cool exactly is ’cool’? I got two storage alternatives and I want to know which one is the best for the oil. One is my cellar and the temperature there is exactly 10°C. (50°F) The other is room temperature at about 21.5 °C (70.7 °F) ...
[retrieve this message]

---

Hi, What you can do for sinus issues, even if you only have the seeds is the following: Cover the black seed with some olive oil and warm for an hour or two in a pot. Do not overheat you basically eant to slowly extract the black seed goodies into the oil. Add a teaspoon of the seed and oil mixture to very hot just boiling water. Use a towel or cloth to make a tent over your head and inhale the vapors deeply for several minutes. Do this twice a day. You can also drop some of the OIL directly into your nostrils. Store this concoction in a jar and use twice a day. Hope this helps :)
[retrieve this message]

---

Hi, I’ve had chronic sinusitis for like 6 months and decided to give this black cumin seed a go.Now since what I’m getting are seeds, I’m not quite sure how should I use them since I see there are many different ways. Also I see everyone talking about using the oil instead of seeds. So would you suggest seeds or rather oil or is there no difference?   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

If you live in Los Angeles, any Mexican market has it, they call it Jamaica, pronounce ”Ha- Mah-yee- kuh” They usually have it in a huge barrel and you can just buy it. I don’t know if it’s organic but then again, why would they spray hibiscus flowers? but you never know.   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

So I got a PM inquiring about where to buy real Sidr honey in the US, and the truth is that’s few and far between. It’s crazy. And now FAKE Sidr is being sold and how would those unfamiliar with this honey know any better??? I had a connect in Yemen who sent it to me every year, but because of the war, and the fact that this person moved back to the US three years ago, I thought all hope was lost. In desperation, I ordered some from some random company online--big mistake! It didn’t even taste like honey at all. I think it.was some kind of syrup. And I’m still waiting for my refund! ...
[retrieve this message]

---

Good read about black seed someone forwarded to me on Facebook. http://draxe.com/black-seed-oil-benefits/   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

Ok, so someone sent me a link to a recent study which concluded that thermally activating and heating Nigella sativa seed before pressing produced more anti cancer activity in the bso. Apparently it has been asserted that the study found that heated black seeds were more effective than black seed oil???? Uuuuuh no. The study was not comparing seeds to oil. Its goal was to prove the effects of heat on the NS seed and how this altered the curative potency of the OIL yielded from these roasted black seeds. Here’s an excerpt from the article: ”...heating the NS seeds to 50°C, 100°C, or 150° ...
[retrieve this message]

---

Hello Pauper, As you probably already know the diabetes and hypertension are the culprit for the other conditions you have. Both can be silent killers and wreak havoc on the body if left untreated. Can black seed lower blood glucose and blood pressure? Yes. In diabetics, the constricted and damaged blood vessels cause lack of circulation and hypertension. As Black seed dilates and repairs vessels, thins blood and improves circulatory function, and helps lower blood sugar, it can have remarkable effects with both conditions. But i would strongly suggest seeking the advice of a cer ...
[retrieve this message]

---

Hi Tell The Truth, I wanted information concerning purchasing the best and most postent (Pure)Black Seed Oil. Not to familiar with how to PM you if possible but can you contact me please? And THANK YOU for telling the truth about certain Black Seed products being sold, as a buyer I appreciate it.   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

Heelo Everybody I am 64 I suffer from diabetes, high blood pressure, urinary incontinence, acidity and hypothyroidism. Can someone suggest the dosage of Black Seeds (Not OIL) that I should take? Thank you   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

Hello Sire, I sarted reading recently about Black seed oil. I have 3 concerns and would like to know the dosage of the black seed oil My son who is 16 has allergy every day morning he sneeze a lot ,itchy and red eyes and bad acne , what is the suggested dosage for him ? My husband’s BP reading are usllay 125/93 the dystolis is higer, he is not on any medication, the dr asked him to excersie , what would be the recmmend dosage to imporve his BP readings ? I am 40 year old female, I had alopecia areta but still have few patches to be filled it, how can I use the balc ...
[retrieve this message]

---

Hello Dez. There can be side effects with any product, even all - natural supplements, herbs, seeds, oils, etc. When it comes to BSO less is BEST! I met a young man who had been taking upwards of a tbsp. every day! He didn’t take it with raw honey or juice either, he just gulped a tablespoon each morning. He was perfectly healthy but like many who misunderstand or have been misinformed, he thought the more he consumed the better--and this is a big no-no where BSO is concerned. Excessive Black Seed Oil consumption can cause abnormal bleeding, low blood pressure, stomach issues, and mor ...
[retrieve this message]

---

Hello. If you read through the threads in this forum, there have been several brand recommended including: Amazing Herbs, Sweet Sunnah, Sahabi Sweets, El Captain, and others. I have tried all of them and these are the brand I like best, as I know the first three are 100% pure and undiluted, cold-pressed oils. Please also remember that BSO lowers blood pressure, glucose, dilates blood vessels and improves circulation so please take that into consideration if you are taking meds and/or going to begin incorporating BSO into your daily regimen.   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

Can anyone suggest a good quality black seed oil?   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

Hello, I would love to use black seed and oil. Is there a specific process for seed? such as heating before use. Are there any ratios and mixtures you can recommend for maintenance for a first time user? Thank you for your help.   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

Allergies are signs of many symptms, vitamin/mineral deficiency to a very toxic diet. Few people understand the crippling effects to the immune system by toxic refined sugars, white bread, white rice, pasta, limit starchy foods, vegetable oils, junk foods, chemicals in processed foods, all soft drinks, soy, soy milk, microwave, deep fried foods and artificial sweeteners. The excess sugars in the body are used by fungus, yeasts, parasites, diseases to grow and replicate. Cause allergies, candida, bipolar, depression, obesity. Health scientists agree on two important points. As ...
[retrieve this message]

---

Many Black Seed claims are true, with side effects that get worse long term. Do the research! I did! …dez...   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

From GreenmedInfo http://www.greenmedinfo.com/blog/black-seed-remedy-everything-death   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

I am taking it (same brand) now and it is helping me... I think it tastes like turpentine smells. Are you still taking it? Love and Prayers!   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

good day which black seed oil is pure, kindly please advise...   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

I’m sorry to hear this. Black Seed/Black Seed oil are known as to help seasonal allergy sufferers, but Black Seed does lower blood pressure, which is why caution is advised. I’m not exactly sure about food allergies but black seed does build up one’s immune system. If your pressure is dropping too low and you’re becoming anemic, then please STOP using it! Were you anemic prior to usage? Black Seed dilates the arteries and thins the blood, so someone with bleeding issues should avoid this. Dosage may be an issue here, or it may be that you are someone who has a low tolerance to the blac ...
[retrieve this message]

---

can i apply on my 4 year old daughter whose eczema is really bad. her body is really very itching   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

I have food allergies and have been taking it for over 6 months and have yet to see any positive results. I get negative results....it makes me anemic and with such low blood pressure that I become useless to myself.   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

I soaked some overnight, rinsing off in the a.m. chewy, can feel the strenghth of them. Will try sprouted black seed and pumpkin seed oil to address my prostate cancer. Might try CBD oil too.   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

I just read an article from Saudi Arabia about the proliferation of the MERS virus and how doctors and healthcare providers are getting ill from exposure. Well, apparently, one of these doctors stricken with coronavirus, also used raw honey and black seed in conjunction with "several" antibiotics and has now recovered. Black seed, honey, and herbs are used pervasively in Arab culture and have been used in the Middle East to cure ailment from colds to cancer for centuries, which is why I find it laughable that anyone is laying claim to these ancient remedies as the ...
[retrieve this message]

---

Black Seed Aficionado, Sylvia Luetjohann, actually suggests taking a vitamin E capsule with your daily dose of black seed oil to lower cholesterol, as it is well known for its benefits to cardiovascular system. The following article was published recently on Natural News   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

Since allergy season is upon us, I should have posted this a bit earlier..... Black Seed and Black Seed oil have been proven highly effective in alleviating the symptoms caused by allergies; runny/stuffy nose, sneezing, itching, burning eyes, and/or hives and eczema. Many factors can aggravate allergies, but according to Doctors’ Schleicher and Saleh’s Book, “…patients who routinely experienced severe reaction to pollen each spring remained completely free of symptoms after ingesting black seed oil. Black Cumin oil provides the necessary additional amount ...
[retrieve this message]

---

Ok will do thank you   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

There’s been so much hype about the curative benefits of turmeric, and rightfully so. This spice has been used for cooking and as a natural medicine in the East, since antiquity. And more recently, there have been studies published proving that, curcumin, the active ingredient in turmeric, is MORE effective than the most prescribed BigPharma poisons on the market in fighting and preventing diseases like cancer, diabetes, Alzheimer’s, and other chronic illnesses. Curcumin is found in the rhizome, or “root,” hence the moniker “turmeric root” you often see on labels of supplements bottles ...
[retrieve this message]

---

very interesting..thank you   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

In a previous post, I shared an old black seed remedy for male impotency. Now, in a recent article from greenmedinfo, which I will link below, a study shows that after consuming only half a tsp per day for 60 days, participants, “had significantly higher sperm counts, better sperm motility and sperm morphology, as well as improved pH levels..” Black Seed is known for increasing male hormones and stamina. Raw Honey is also natural treatment of male ”problems.” I suggest mixing the two, which is a centuries old, well-documented remedy for maintaining overall health. PLEASE be sure ...
[retrieve this message]

---

Here’s a link to an interesting article about mycotoxins in breakfast cereals. http://www.greenmedinfo.com/blog/deadly-mycotoxins-found-breakfast-cereals   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

Here’s another reason to avoid cheap black seed oils diluted with additives like sesame and mustard oils….This is a very serious matter, as severe allergies can be FATAL.... According to this article on webmd.com, “Sesame allergies have probably increased more than any other type of food allergy over the past 10 to 20 years,” says Robert Wood, MD, director of the division of pediatric allergy and immunology at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore. “They’re now clearly one of the six or seven most common food allergens in the U.S.,” he tells WebMD… ...
[retrieve this message]

---

Phototoxicity - these essential oils become toxic when exposed to direct sunlight. And, while they are okay in soaps or aromatherapy, they should not be utilized in topical applications that stay on the skin: lotions, creams, balms, ointments, as exposure to the sun can cause irritation and toxicity. This sensitivity to the sun is found mostly in citric essential oils, which contain turpenes. And, unless your lemon, lime, grapefruit, orange, etc. oil says it’s been FOLDED, it more than likely contains these turpenes and should not be added to leave-on skin products.  What are fo ...
[retrieve this message]

---

Thanks for the video. Actually Corey, I only use one or two of these butters at a time. I don’t usually do shea and cocoa together. You can also use mango butter which has less oils and whips up very nicely. The shea and cocoa butters are oily but warming the oils before adding them to the butters and whipping them, makes them light like cream and less oily. You have to play around with the ratios a bit. Adding a touch of beeswax can help alleviate the oiliness also. I don’t actually use all of those oils at once either. I try to mix things up, but those I listed above are what I use r ...
[retrieve this message]

---

I agree that most people will simply get the cheapest lotion rather than look at the quality. I am very tenacious about recommendations but in the end they have to make the choice. Your formula using various butters does sound interesting. I have never used any of the butters you mentioned and am not familiar with them. In the beginning I used carrier oils but did not like the greasy/oily feeling, plus the boss did not care for the oil sticking to anything I touched. When I switched to using lotion the problem went away and left a nice smooth feeling. Just curious, does the various b ... [Video Embedded Here]
[retrieve this message]

---

True Corey, but unfortunately most people just buy directly from their local supermarket or pharmacy and don’t read the labels and that stuff is toxic! It’s very simple to whip up a batch using those good essential oils. I usually use raw shea, cocoa, or avocado butters, add some grapeseed, sweet almond, olive or apricot kernel oil, black seed oil, and some pure essential oils, mix them in a bowl, and voila! Well, first you warm the carrier oils a bit, then add to butters, add black seed/essential oils, then mix n a bowl. I do use both a mixing stick to eliminate any clumps, then I use ...
[retrieve this message]

---

I totally agree with not using lotion with all the various chemicals on my skin.Same reason I will not use sunscreen. I go to health food stores and read the labels (same as I would in a grocery store). There are some good lotions out there. Just takes a little diligence to find.   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

I recently read an excellent post on Sahabi Sweets FB timeline about the dangerous chemicals to avoid in bath and body care products the other day, so I thought I'd share. I make my own lotions to ensure that none of that toxic JUNK gets absorbed through my skin, but for those of you who still use commercial lotion brands, this should make you think twice. And for those of you who add essential/black seed oils to your store bought lotions, creams, and ointments, PLEASE make sure they're not replete with toxins and chemicals.  One of the many things I've learned from my ... [Image Embedded Here]
[retrieve this message]

---

I recently communicated with a woman who had an adverse reaction to an ingredient in a natural health product and it brought the subject of diluted black seed oils to mind once again, as this product she purchased from India, contained undisclosed ingredients…. Why do companies that sell black seed or essential oils add fillers and carrier oils to their products? Profit…Period. There is no other rhyme or reason. And just as all olive or essential oils are NOT created equal, and there are varying degrees of quality and purity, the same can be said for black seed oil. And I don’t care who ...
[retrieve this message]

---

you’re very informative thx :)   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

I’ve never done oil pulling with any other oil, so I can’t compare and contrast the bso to other oils. But, as I stated in my previous post, it does seem to benefit my overall health since I’ve started doing the pulling, which is the point. I suggest you try the bso and see if there’s a difference and if its more effective than the coconut oil. And please post your findings, so others can benefit. Thanks! Sorry if I wasn’t of more help...   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

Thank you. I know plenty about the benefits of oil pulling and typically use coconut oil. My question involved incorporating BSO in particular. And if the benefits exceed in any way other oils.   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

The miracle of the bee was revealed in the Quran, in surah (chapter) an-Nahl (The Bee). The benefits of honey are also mentioned in Christian and Hebrew texts. The bee is the only insect to produce a consumable food source for mankind. According to Ayurveda Honey is considered an “anupana”, a vehicle or carrier for other herbs and spices, to increase their efficacy. By mixing herbs into honey, it enhances their medicinal qualities, and helps to reach deeper tissues. The best honey is raw, unprocessed and not heat treated. I often blend herbs and spices like turmeric, lavender, ...
[retrieve this message]

---

Yes, I have. Oil pulling has been practiced to ”pull” toxins out of the body orally and commonly practiced in Ayurveda for centuries. Oil pulling is traditionally done with sunflower, coconut, sesame, olive, any other oils with known antibacterial properties, but in their books about black seed and its curative benefits, Sylvia Luejohann (1998) and Doctors Schleicher and Saleh (2000) suggest pulling with black seed oil. What most people fail to realize is bacteria and infection often enter our bloodstream through our mouths. Oral infections can also lead to inflammation of the body and ...
[retrieve this message]

---

Anyone try this? Any benefits? Links to sources?   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

Too bad...I hope the message gets restored or you can repost.   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

Thank you Corey to confirm it. I only knew from a few forums but I assume there might be more forums. When these things happen it is a lot of work for the webmaster to fix things.   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

Thanks for the heads up hanna : )!   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

Last night I answered a post about dark circles under eyes. I did a good bit of research with links. Today it is not there. Cure Zone could not be brought up this morning. Even had me wondering if I did not post properly. At least now I know I did post it. Corey   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

Let’s wait and see what the webmaster says. It happened to other forums too. The website was off the air this morning and we don’t know why. It was not against your good posts. We had it once many years ago and we lost several weeks of posts. The webmaster has been working on the site if your posts are not back in 2 days I hope you can repost them.   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

Yesterday, I posted about raw honey and how to infuse herbs into honey and now my post isn’t there? Can the moderator please explain??? Also, my post about alkalizing foods, which also included the website I got the info from was deleted, several days after being posted...What was the reason???   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

Straight up! I follow it with a little something to take the taste away.   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

no prob Corey. I would hate to have linked a virus to anyone. Very good video and several very beneficial vids on this site. Enjoy!   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

What a difference a day makes, I suppose. I tried the link on both browsers and they both work today. sorry for the false flag, just trying to be helpful...........   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

Not a virus...I’m also using Firefox Corey and the link takes me directly to greenmedinfotv...so, go figure. http://tv.greenmedinfo.com/anti-cancer-green-juice/ This link takes me directly to the video on green med’s website....   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

My original try of the link was using Firefox browser. I decided to try Internet Explorer. My results are linked below. Notice the first link (www.greenmedinfo.com/‎) says this site may harm my computer. https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4GGNI_enUS554#q=greenmedinfo   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

When I clicked on the link I got a warning that is is a reported virus. Got out of there fast.   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

Cancer cannot survive in an alkaline environment, which is why the importance of a body ph levels that support optimal health are important. All fruit, veggie, and green juices are extremely alkalining, but here’s a comprehensive chart from alkaline-alkaline.com. Remember black seed also helps alkalize the body. For optimum health and maximum resistance to disease, it is imperative that your diet is slightly over-alkaline. The ideal ratio, according to the world’s foremost authority on the relationship between the acid-alkaline ratio in the diet in health and disease, Dr. Ragnar Be ...
[retrieve this message]

---

This is another video from green med info tv. It’s a great recipe for an alkalizing green drink. Of course, Black Seed also has this alkalizing property, as do many other foods, fruits, and veggies. This recipe can be altered and tweaked to include your favorite CANCER FIGHTING FOODS! http://tv.greenmedinfo.com/anti-cancer-green-juice/   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

Hello Sherry, Yeah. There’s a guy who sells his dried hibiscus flowers out of wooden barrels at a local farmer’s market here. People usually buy by the pound, but you can also purchase a whole barrel at a discount. I buy TONS from him! Unfortunately, he only sells seasonally at the farmer’s market, and he doesn’t have a ”store” or sell online. The man is Egyptian, and I believe his hibiscus is sourced there too. I’ll look for his business card and PM you his contact info when I find it. I know he lives in NY, but not exactly sure where.   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

You say, ”I can literally get this stuff by the barrel.” Where might that be, if you are willing to share and what type? Thank you Blessings Sherry   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

Internal. Perfect! Thank you VERY much for your thoroughly informative reply.   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

Is this a microbial infection of the skin or internal? Microbial infection is vague term. Do not take the oil by itself. The prescribed usage is one tsp. per day with a tsp. of raw honey or cup of 100% fruit juice before breakfast. For viruses, bacteria, fungi or parasites, there’s internal and external remedies you may want to consider. Boil 1 cup of Raw Apple Cider Vinegar with a cup of ground black seed. Allow this mixture to cool a bit and add 4 oz. of black seed oil, mix ingredients into a syrupy consistency. Take 1 tsp. 3 times a day before each meal. If this is an external i ...
[retrieve this message]

---

hi, have you tried the different black seed oil brands? which one is most authentic and works for you the best? i’m trying to look into this…i’ve bought amazing herbs (PREMIUM) for my mom but since i havent taken it, i dont know if it’s ”good”. can u recommend your top 3 in order? thx   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

Purchased some black seed oil to treat a microbial infection but have no idea how to take it. Does one mix into a fluid, put in capsules, take straight up, etc? Any experiences treating such illness with BSO?   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

I just read more information about hibiscus tea being the MOST antioxidant of ALL beverages, even more so than green tea! I absolutely LOVE hibiscus and drink the tea on a regular basis. I can literally get this stuff by the barrel, and always have PLENTY bags of it in my cupboard. So, needless to say, I make my tea using the dried flowers, not the commercial tea bag brands. But, if you have to buy a “Lipton” or some other store bought “herbal” tea, read the labels first. Besides its MEGA antioxidants, Hibiscus is RICH in vitamin C, fights free radicals, ...
[retrieve this message]

---

Another great article from greenmedinfo... Many people have struggled with feelings of depression, feelings of general sadness, or intense sorrow and grief. Plant products have historically been consumed and utilized for their nutritive and holistic benefits. Many plant materials are being researched for their therapeutic value for our mental health. Here are 23 natural substances which can help to optimize our biochemistry, neurotransmitters and address nutrient deficiencies. Kava is safe and effective in treating anxiety disorders and depression. L-tryptophan is as effe ...
[retrieve this message]

---

      "No one believes a liar. Even when she's telling the truth.” ― Sara Shepard, Heartless [Image Embedded Here]   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---

Another GREAT article from green med info http://www.greenmedinfo.com/blog/research-finds-black-seed-therapeutic-aging-women?utm_source=www.GreenMedInfo.com&utm_campaign=9f0c390923-Greenmedinfo&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_193c8492fb-9f0c390923-86907077   [End]
[retrieve this message]

---