Habbat Sauda: Tiba mbadala ya V.V.U

Habbat Sauda: Tiba mbadala ya V.V.U

Napatiana wapi hizo habbat sauda???
Nenda Kariakoo Kaulize kwenye Maduka ya Dawa za Kisunna utapata hii Habbat Sawda kwa jina kiingereza inata Nigella Sativa au Black cumin au Black Seed

mziziMkavu sasa matumizi yake yakoje kwa wenye virusi vya ukimwi?
Matumizi ya Habbat Sawda chukuwa kama gramu 50 pasha moto kidogo kama unavyo kaanga kahawa kwa

dakika 3 kisha twanga uchekeche upate unga tumia kijiko kimoja kikubwa kwenye uji wa mtama au uji wa

unga wa sembe au uji wa uwele kutwa mara 3 kila siku .Pia waweza kuchanganya na Asali Safi Mbichi

haijachakachuliwa unakula kila siku kutwa mara 3 kabla ya kula kitu tumia dawa hii kwa hayo maradhi ya

HIV na maradhi yoyote yale kwa muda wa miezi 6 utapona inshallah.

TUMIENI DAWA HII KISHA MUJE MUNIPE FEEDBACK.MZIZIMKAVU.







 
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habari nzuri kwa wale wenye virusi vya ukimwi tumieni kwa wingi habbat sawda itawasaidieni kupona.

Black seed extract 'cures' hiv patient naturally.

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there are words you don't use in medicine today, such as "cure." but a remarkable case study in an hiv positive patient treated with black seed extract resulted in a sustained remission, indicating a safe, accessible and affordable alternative to highly toxic antiretroviral hiv drugs may already exist.

Nigella sativa, also known as 'black seed,' has been studied for a wide rage of health benefits, but not until recently was it discovered to hold promise as a curative agent against potentially lethal viral infections, including hepatitis c and now hiv.

A remarkable case study published in august of this year in the african journal of traditional, complementary, and alternative medicine described an hiv patient who after undergoing treatment with a black seed extract experienced a complete recovery, with no detectable hiv virus or antibodies against hiv in their blood serum, both during and long after the therapy ended.[ii]

this was a remarkable and unexpected observation, described by the researchers as follows:

"nigella sativa had been documented to possess many therapeutic functions in medicine but the least expected is sero-reversion in hiv infection which is very rare despite extensive therapy with highly active anti-retroviral therapy (haart). " [emphasis added]

despite its commonplace use as the standard of care for hiv treatment globally, anti-retroviral therapy remains highly controversial, in part because the adverse health effects of the drug class may outstrip those associated with the hiv infection itself.

This is especially true in cases where the infection was treated 'early,' having been discovered through routine blood work in asymptomatic and otherwise still healthy patients. Drug therapy can also produce selective pressure on the hiv virus to mutate

and gain resistance, with the net effect that a stronger, more drug-resistant form of hiv is produced in the body at the same time that the drugs have done severe and even irreversible damage to the patient's immune system. Sadly, however, the

decline and ultimate death of the patient is rarely if ever attributed to the treatment (and its many iatrogenic effects) but rather to the "disease" itself – a well-known problem in our failed 'war against cancer' where the victim (patient) and the 'the cancer' gets blamed for the incessant failure and even disease-promoting properties of chemotherapy, radiation and surgery.

This is all the more reason why the possibility that an ancient healing food like black seed -- which the research shows is generally safe, affordable and accessible -- can cure hiv is so exciting.

The 'miraculous' recovery
at the outset of the study, the patient presented with classical symptoms of symptomatic hiv infection, "with [a] history of chronic fever, diarrhoea, weight loss and multiple papular pruritic lesions of 3 months duration." examination identified moderate weight loss, with laboratory confirmed tests showing 'sero-positivity' to hiv infection with a "pre-treatment viral (hiv-rna) load and cd4 count of 27,000 copies/ml and cd4 count of 250 cells/ mm(3) respectively."

cd4 cells are essential for the adaptive immune response in the body against a wide range of opportunistic infections and is the primary target of hiv infection. Cd4 cell count and status therefore represent a primary diagnostic marker for the severity of hiv infection and the patient's prognosis.

The patient was administered a black seed concoction of 10 mls twice daily for 6 months, resulting in a rapid improvement in symptoms, and significant reductions in viral load:

"fever, diarrhoea and multiple pruritic lesions disappeared on 5th, 7th and 20th day respectively on nigella sativa therapy. The cd4 count decreased to 160 cells/ mm3 despite significant reduction in viral load (≤1000 copies/ml) on 30th day on n. Sativa."

by the 187th day on black seed therapy, testing indicating the blood was entirely cleared of signs of infection, a so-called 'sero-negative status'. The post-therapy cd4 counts increased from baseline to a normalized 650cells/ mm(3) with an undetectable viral (hiv-rna) load.

Follow up tests revealed that even after 24 months without herbal therapy the patient's hiv tests remained normal, without any indication of infection or associated immune suppression.

They concluded:

"this case report reflects the fact that there are possible therapeutic agents in nigella sativa that may effectively control hiv infection."

black seed is only one plant ally in the vast array of natural compounds with experimentally confirmed anti-hiv properties. Greenmedinfo.com's database contains research on natural substances capable of reducing antiretroviral drug toxicity, as well as that directly inhibit the replication of the hiv virus.

Matumizi ya habbat sawda chukuwa kama gramu 50 pasha moto kidogo kama unavyo kaanga kahawa kwa

dakika 3 kisha twanga uchekeche upate unga tumia kijiko kimoja kikubwa kwenye uji wa mtama au uji wa

unga wa sembe au uji wa uwele kutwa mara 3 kila siku .pia waweza kuchanganya na asali safi mbichi

haijachakachuliwa unakula kila siku kutwa mara 3 kabla ya kula kitu tumia dawa hii kwa hayo maradhi ya

hiv na maradhi yoyote yale kwa muda wa miezi 6 utapona inshallah. Tumieni dawa hii kisha muje munipe feedback.mzizimkavu.


mungu akuweke mkuu
 
HABARI NZURI KWA WALE WENYE VIRUSI VYA UKIMWI TUMIENI KWA WINGI HABBAT SAWDA ITAWASAIDIENI KUPONA.

Black Seed Extract 'Cures' HIV Patient Naturally.

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There are words you don't use in medicine today, such as "cure." But a remarkable case study in an HIV positive patient treated with black seed extract resulted in a sustained remission, indicating a safe, accessible and affordable alternative to highly toxic antiretroviral HIV drugs may already exist.

Nigella Sativa, also known as 'black seed,' has been studied for a wide rage of health benefits, but not until recently was it discovered to hold promise as a curative agent against potentially lethal viral infections, including Hepatitis C and now HIV.

A remarkable case study published in August of this year in the African Journal of Traditional, Complementary, and Alternative Medicine described an HIV patient who after undergoing treatment with a black seed extract experienced a complete recovery, with no detectable HIV virus or antibodies against HIV in their blood serum, both during and long after the therapy ended.[ii]

This was a remarkable and unexpected observation, described by the researchers as follows:

"Nigella sativa had been documented to possess many therapeutic functions in medicine but the least expected is sero-reversion in HIV infection which is very rare despite extensive therapy with highly active anti-retroviral therapy (HAART). " [emphasis added]

Despite its commonplace use as the standard of care for HIV treatment globally, anti-retroviral therapy remains highly controversial, in part because the adverse health effects of the drug class may outstrip those associated with the HIV infection itself.

This is especially true in cases where the infection was treated 'early,' having been discovered through routine blood work in asymptomatic and otherwise still healthy patients. Drug therapy can also produce selective pressure on the HIV virus to mutate

and gain resistance, with the net effect that a stronger, more drug-resistant form of HIV is produced in the body at the same time that the drugs have done severe and even irreversible damage to the patient's immune system. Sadly, however, the

decline and ultimate death of the patient is rarely if ever attributed to the treatment (and its many iatrogenic effects) but rather to the "disease" itself – a well-known problem in our failed 'war against cancer' where the victim (patient) and the 'the cancer' gets blamed for the incessant failure and even disease-promoting properties of chemotherapy, radiation and surgery.

This is all the more reason why the possibility that an ancient healing food like black seed -- which the research shows is generally safe, affordable and accessible -- can cure HIV is so exciting.

The 'Miraculous' Recovery
At the outset of the study, the patient presented with classical symptoms of symptomatic HIV infection, "with [a] history of chronic fever, diarrhoea, weight loss and multiple papular pruritic lesions of 3 months duration." Examination identified moderate weight loss, with laboratory confirmed tests showing 'sero-positivity' to HIV infection with a "pre-treatment viral (HIV-RNA) load and CD4 count of 27,000 copies/ml and CD4 count of 250 cells/ mm(3) respectively."

CD4 cells are essential for the adaptive immune response in the body against a wide range of opportunistic infections and is the primary target of HIV infection. CD4 cell count and status therefore represent a primary diagnostic marker for the severity of HIV infection and the patient's prognosis.

The patient was administered a black seed concoction of 10 mls twice daily for 6 months, resulting in a rapid improvement in symptoms, and significant reductions in viral load:

"Fever, diarrhoea and multiple pruritic lesions disappeared on 5th, 7th and 20th day respectively on Nigella sativa therapy. The CD4 count decreased to 160 cells/ mm3 despite significant reduction in viral load (≤1000 copies/ml) on 30th day on N. sativa."

By the 187th day on black seed therapy, testing indicating the blood was entirely cleared of signs of infection, a so-called 'sero-negative status'. The post-therapy CD4 counts increased from baseline to a normalized 650cells/ mm(3) with an undetectable viral (HIV-RNA) load.

Follow up tests revealed that even after 24 months without herbal therapy the patient's HIV tests remained normal, without any indication of infection or associated immune suppression.

They concluded:

"This case report reflects the fact that there are possible therapeutic agents in Nigella sativa that may effectively control HIV infection."

Black seed is only one plant ally in the vast array of natural compounds with experimentally confirmed anti-HIV properties. GreenMedInfo.com's database contains research on natural substances capable of reducing antiretroviral drug toxicity, as well as that directly inhibit the replication of the HIV virus.

Matumizi ya Habbat Sawda chukuwa kama gramu 50 pasha moto kidogo kama unavyo kaanga kahawa kwa

dakika 3 kisha twanga uchekeche upate unga tumia kijiko kimoja kikubwa kwenye uji wa mtama au uji wa

unga wa sembe au uji wa uwele kutwa mara 3 kila siku .Pia waweza kuchanganya na Asali Safi Mbichi

haijachakachuliwa unakula kila siku kutwa mara 3 kabla ya kula kitu tumia dawa hii kwa hayo maradhi ya

HIV na maradhi yoyote yale kwa muda wa miezi 6 utapona inshallah. TUMIENI DAWA HII KISHA MUJE MUNIPE FEEDBACK.MZIZIMKAVU.


kwa iyo mkuu unataka kusema mtu atapona kabisa akitumia ivo vitu. Are you serious?
 
Naomba kufafanuliwa kwanza kweli nimeshasikia maajabu ya habat sauda je kwa ugonjwa wa sukar nafanyaje na ni mafuta au tunda nimeona vitu viwili tofauti asante mungu akubariki
 
Naomba kufafanuliwa kwanza kweli nimeshasikia maajabu ya habat sauda je kwa ugonjwa wa sukar nafanyaje na ni mafuta au tunda nimeona vitu viwili tofauti asante mungu akubariki

Ugonjwa wa KiSukari (Diabetes)

Utachukua unga wa Habbat-Sawdaa kiasi cha kikombe kimoja, manemane (myrrh) iliosagwa kiasi cha kijiko

kikubwa, habba rrashad nusu kikombe, komamanga iliosagwa kiasi cha kikombe kimoja, mzizi wa kabichi uliosagwa

baada ya kukaushwa kiasi cha kikombe kimoja na kijiko kidogo cha mvuje. Vyote hivyo atavichanganya na atakula

kabla ya kula chakula kiasi cha kijiko kimoja, atakula na maziwa lala ili iwe rahisi kumeza.
 
Hii habbat sawda na asali ni dawa ya matatizo mengi.

Ningependa kuwashauri kutumia kama kitu cha kawaida, kula habbat sawda ilochanganywa na asali at least vijiko viwili vya chai Kila siku. Apa maradhi km kifua, mafua, tumbo kujaa gesi au kutokupata choo utavisikia bombani tu.

Mimi naitumia sn, na wtt wangu pia nawapa.

Kuna mafuta ya nywele pia, Vicks nazo pia nzuri kwa matatizo ya kichwa, na kuchulia misuli.
 
Black Sesame Seed Reduces High Blood Pressure.


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Research from Thailand's Mahidol University has found that black sesame seed can significantly reduce blood pressure among men and women.

The research tested 30 men and women with an average age of 50 years old. They were considered 'pre-hypertensive' as their blood pressure levels were high but not yet high enough to be prescribed medication.

The patients' blood pressures were taken before and after the four week study. During the four weeks, the patients did not take any medications or dietary supplements.

The volunteers were divided into two groups. One group was given six placebo capsules per day, and the other group was given six capsules of 420 milligrams of black sesame seed meal. Each person in the sesame seed group was given a total of 2,520 milligrams (2.5 grams) per day.

The research found the sesame seed meal significantly decreased the blood pressure among the treated group. Their average systolic blood pressure after the four weeks was 121 mmHg, while the average blood pressure of the placebo group was 129 mmHg.

The sesame seed group also showed decreased levels of malondialdehyde and increases in their blood vitamin E levels.
Malondialdehyde is an indicator of the amount of lipid peroxidation taking place within the

bloodstream. As other research has shown, lipid peroxidation is linked to the blood vessel damage seen in atherosclerosis. This is a relationship of free radical oxidation. When low-density lipoproteins are oxidized, they can damage blood vessels because they effectively steal electrons from blood vessel wall cells.
Conversely, higher vitamin E levels are typically linked with lower lipid peroxidation because vitamin E is an antioxidant.


Black sesame contains tocopherols and antioxidants

The researchers analyzed the black sesame seed meal, and it was found to contain 105 micrograms per gram of tocopherols & primarily gamma tocopherol. By the way, this is a different configuration of synthetic vitamin E found in most supplements - -tocopheryl acetate & referred also as alpha-tocopherol.
The main medicinal constituents of black sesame seed include sesamol, sesamin and sesamolin, which are known to be antioxidants. They also contain catechins, known for their anticancer properties.
The black sesame seed and white sesame seed are different varieties of the same species, Sesamum indicum. The black seed is grown primarily in Southeast Asia.


Is white sesame seed as therapeutic as black sesame seed?

This is a good question for those of us in Western countries where the white sesame seed prevails. In 2005, researchers from Memorial University of Newfoundland investigated and compared the properties between black and white sesame seeds.

They tested both the antioxidant capacity of the two and their ability to inhibit LDL oxidation (lipid peroxidation). The researchers found that black seed's antioxidant capacity far exceeded that of white sesame seeds. The assay found black seeds scored 65.9 on the Trolox equivalent antioxidant assay while white seeds scored only 4.4.

This means black seeds have about fifteen times the antioxidant capacity as black seeds do. This makes sense, given the pigmentation difference between the two. Typically foods with greater color pigmentation will have higher antioxidation capacity.

However, the lipid peroxidation inhibition levels between the two were closer, but black seeds still scored higher. The black seeds inhibited LDL-oxidation by 96.7% while the white seeds inhibited LDL-oxidation by 84.6%.

This means that white sesame seeds have a significant ability to inhibit LDL-oxidation, but just not as much as black seeds do.
By the way, this comparison between black and white seeds also confirms what the Thailand clinical study found that black seed can significantly reduce high blood pressure by reducing lipid peroxidation and subsequent artery damage.


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