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Ingrid's Formula
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Potent Protection
[formerly called Four Thieves]
Contains: Alpinia
officinarum (galangal), Allium sativum (garlic), Zingiber
officinalis (ginger), Juglans nigra (black walnut), Artemisia
annua (sweet Annie), Lomatium dissectum, Verbascum
thaspus (mullein leaf), Arctostaphylos uva-ursi (bearberry), Ulmus
rubra (slippery elm), Ligusticum porteri (osha), Capsicum
minimum (cayenne), Black cumin, Nutmeg, Coriander, Cinnamon,
Cloves, and Camphor in distilled water, organic alcohol, organic
honey, vegetable glycerin, and organic cider vinegar with essential
oils of wild oregano and rosemary.
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Black Cumin Oil, 90 gel caps,
500 mg.
Dosage: One or two capsules per day or as recommended by your health care provider. Halal gelatin capsule.
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Organic
Black Seed Herbal Henna Shampoo, 8 oz.
Ingredients: Certified organic floral
water of lavender, hibiscus, lemongrass, infusion of certified
organic herbs of red raspberry, thyme, dandelion, horsetail,
rosehips, certified organic aloe vera, henna, olefin sulfonate,
cocomidopropyl betaine, certified organic jojoba oil, black
seed oil (Nigella sativa) vegetable glycerine, sea salt,
wheat amino acids, wheat protein, glycerine, vitamin E, potassium
sorbate, citric acid, and essential oil blend.
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Organic
Black Seed Oil Hair Conditioner, 8 oz.
Ingredients: Certified organic floral
water of lavender, hibiscus, lemon grass, steam distilled water,
infusion of certified herbs: horsetail, rose hips, lemon, red
raspberry, thyme, certified organic aloe vera, calza oil, vegetable
glycerine, black seed oil, certified organic jojoba oil, Ceteareth
20, wheat protein, wheat amino acids, vitamin E, lecithin,
panthenol, caprylic acid, Glycine, potassium sorbate, proplyparaben
(preservative), rosemary essential oil blend.
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For detailed information on growing Nigella sativa from seeds, read the material on Plants for a Future. Black cumin is hardy to zone 0 and is not frost tender. It flowers, gorgeous white to bluish-purple flowers in July, and the seeds ripen in September.
Photo credit: Jerzy Opioła
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