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I have been researching on line the benefits of taking Nigella sativa, black seed, black cumin, or black coriander – whatever you choose to call it, as it is known by several names by the looks of it.
However, it is not a meager spice as I first thought it to be. This powerful healing agent has anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and antifungal properties. It is versatile and easy to find.
I was just wondering if anybody in the forum has tried taking it on a regular basis for his or her ME/CFS? I welcome your thoughts or experience on taking this seed/extract.
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david59662 dragontest
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dragontest
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Hi David
Do you mix it with stuff or just take it neat?
How did you come about trying it in the first place?
david59662 dragontest
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Just research on interntet, as you do with CFS, with lack of treatment ANYTHING is worth a try and believe you me i am trying EVERYTHING.
Sadly i don't feel any nearer normality.
dragontest david59662
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Hi
I know where you are coming from It’s a terrible condition/disease to have.
I have suffered close on 20 years, it’s robbed years of ‘life from me’ and deprived my family of doing 'normal activates' with me. So yep try anything like you said.
david59662 dragontest
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dragontest david59662
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I found being very positive and pacing myself works for me, but it’s taken years and years of relapses and overdoing it to realize what works for me.
The G.E.T. stuff the Dr recommended would kill me for days on end. Therefore, I do not think exercise is good for people with ME in the early stages at least or if you have recently relapsed. Which in turn makes pacing very difficult due to your fluctuating health and ability with the disease.
georgeGG dragontest
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GeorgiaS dragontest
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Seeing as we all take in heavy metals, lol
no I don't mean you've all got the same music taste as me, toxic metals I meant, it should do any one some good.
dragontest GeorgiaS
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I love the taste and smell of Coriander. but I know some don't. I did try growing some but failed....
olivetree dragontest
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I have read/heard convincing evidence that cannabis helps relieve symptoms for MS sufferes and other types of neurological symptoms/pain but has bad press on mental health. Legal in some countries/states of America but not many.
dragontest olivetree
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It’s a seed from a common plant that grows mainly in the eastern dry areas UAE etc. I think.
Some companies and agencies around the world are getting good research results by the sounds of things. Therefore, I thought I would raise the question on here in case someone has tried it out for ME - CFS
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