Proven Case Study Using Nigella Sativa, Saudi Monofloral Honey in the Treatment of Kostmann's Syndrome
Written by Samantha SD Davis - CEO, Owner and Health Advocate on September 20, 2018
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YouTube Channel. All Rights reserved.
This is a transcript of my video on the right but I have added in much more valuable information to explain all about Kostmann's Syndrome and Nigella sativa.
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WHAT IS KOSTMANN'S SYNDROME?
According to Medicinenet.com "Kostmann's syndrome is an inherited disorder of the bone marrow. Children born with this condition lack neutrophils (a type of white blood cell that is important in fighting infection, also called granulocytes). These children suffer frequent infections from bacteria which in the past led to death in three-quarters of cases before 3 years of age. This disease is also known as severe congenital neutropenia (SCN)."
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75% of children who get this disease will die before the age of three. Now, just imagine that if Nigella sativa could save this child's life with such a simple protocol, what could it do for things like cancer and major diseases?
Many of you come here with unusual diseases and you want the cure, and we cannot help you. I hope that this case study of this very unusual disease, which may affect somebody that you know, will help you.
Kostmann's Syndrome is mainly inherited. Now, some of the papers said it was inherited, but that's not true. It's mainly inherited when both parents carry the SCN gene, which is Severe Congenital Disorder gene.
The child has a 25% chance of getting the disease. In this case, the parents were first cousins, which may have the reason that they both carry the gene. The children born with this disease lack neutrophils. This means they have a low white count to fight infections.
The children also have frequent infections from bacteria and have an increased risk of leukemia and bone marrow diseases.
In this case, the child's story started on the second day of his life. He was admitted to King Abdulaziz University Hospital in Saudi Arabia. And this may be why they used the Saudi monofloral honey in this case study, because they're in Saudi Arabia and they knew about it.
The child was admitted for infections and again 26 more times. By the age of seven months, he had multiple problems, high fever, and severe diarrhea. And then four months later he would get cataracts. And although they were approved for stem cell transplants, there was no compatible donors available that the child could use.
Many of you come here with unusual diseases and you want the cure, and we cannot help you. I hope that this case study of this very unusual disease, which may affect somebody that you know, will help you.
Kostmann's Syndrome is mainly inherited. Now, some of the papers said it was inherited, but that's not true. It's mainly inherited when both parents carry the SCN gene, which is Severe Congenital Disorder gene.
The child has a 25% chance of getting the disease. In this case, the parents were first cousins, which may have the reason that they both carry the gene. The children born with this disease lack neutrophils. This means they have a low white count to fight infections.
The children also have frequent infections from bacteria and have an increased risk of leukemia and bone marrow diseases.
In this case, the child's story started on the second day of his life. He was admitted to King Abdulaziz University Hospital in Saudi Arabia. And this may be why they used the Saudi monofloral honey in this case study, because they're in Saudi Arabia and they knew about it.
The child was admitted for infections and again 26 more times. By the age of seven months, he had multiple problems, high fever, and severe diarrhea. And then four months later he would get cataracts. And although they were approved for stem cell transplants, there was no compatible donors available that the child could use.
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Very, very sad case. You know, you have to look back at this and ask yourself how could this apply to my life? I mean, if this Nigella sativa case study is so important, how could it apply to your life?
There are so many things that happen to us that maybe normal medicine doesn't take care of. The things that come to my mind are like superbugs and MRSA. This should be something that sticks in your mind. Okay, so the doctors, being frustrated with there being no help and that the child's likelihood of dying was imminent, they talked to them about alternative treatment. They told them about using Nigella sativa seeds and monofloral Saudi honey. And the parents, of course, agreed.
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Protocol of Nigella Sativa and Saudi Honey
The doctors monitored the child. They made little packs of 100 grams of the monofloral honey. And they took the seeds, they washed them and sterilized them and then dried them. And then they ground them up with an electronic machine to crush them fine. You know, like you might think of a coffee grinder or a herb grinder, which I've suggested many times.
Success and Testimony of Kostmann's Syndrome Patient
They placed the crushed seeds in 100gr. packs and told the parents how to administer the dosage. This child was monitored for 11 years after this.
At no time did the child need any other medicine. At no time did he have a transplant. And at no time was he admitted to the hospital. His treatment was strictly the Nigella sativa seeds and honey.
Now, could you use the oil? Yes. The problem with what they did is they went to a local market and got the seeds, and they were not heated seats. In my estimation, if you went with a high grade oil like I suggest here, you'd have a better chance of survival.
But thankfully this case study is out there.
Maybe you know someone with Kostmann's syndrome. What an important, important, important study this is. I just think it's just wonderful what Nigella sativa is being shown to cure and what Nigella sativa has been sent to help. Ask yourself how does it apply to my life?
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The doctors monitored the child. They made little packs of 100 grams of the monofloral honey. And they took the seeds, they washed them and sterilized them and then dried them. And then they ground them up with an electronic machine to crush them fine. You know, like you might think of a coffee grinder or a herb grinder, which I've suggested many times.
Success and Testimony of Kostmann's Syndrome Patient
They placed the crushed seeds in 100gr. packs and told the parents how to administer the dosage. This child was monitored for 11 years after this.
At no time did the child need any other medicine. At no time did he have a transplant. And at no time was he admitted to the hospital. His treatment was strictly the Nigella sativa seeds and honey.
Now, could you use the oil? Yes. The problem with what they did is they went to a local market and got the seeds, and they were not heated seats. In my estimation, if you went with a high grade oil like I suggest here, you'd have a better chance of survival.
But thankfully this case study is out there.
Maybe you know someone with Kostmann's syndrome. What an important, important, important study this is. I just think it's just wonderful what Nigella sativa is being shown to cure and what Nigella sativa has been sent to help. Ask yourself how does it apply to my life?
Buy Egyptian Nigella Sativa Seeds
CITATION AND REFERENCE TO CASE STUDY
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/28344408
How to cite this article:
Al Jaouni SK, Halawa T, Hussein A, Al Najjar S, Almuhayawi MS, Harakeh S. Nigella sativa and Saudi honey diminish infections and improve the survival in a kostmann's syndrome patient: Case report. J Appl Hematol 2017;8:119-22
How to cite this URL:
Al Jaouni SK, Halawa T, Hussein A, Al Najjar S, Almuhayawi MS, Harakeh S. Nigella sativa and Saudi honey diminish infections and improve the survival in a kostmann's syndrome patient: Case report. J Appl Hematol [serial online] 2017 [cited 2018 Sep 24];8:119-22. Available from: http://www.jahjournal.org/text.asp?2017/8/3/119/214998
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/28344408
How to cite this article:
Al Jaouni SK, Halawa T, Hussein A, Al Najjar S, Almuhayawi MS, Harakeh S. Nigella sativa and Saudi honey diminish infections and improve the survival in a kostmann's syndrome patient: Case report. J Appl Hematol 2017;8:119-22
How to cite this URL:
Al Jaouni SK, Halawa T, Hussein A, Al Najjar S, Almuhayawi MS, Harakeh S. Nigella sativa and Saudi honey diminish infections and improve the survival in a kostmann's syndrome patient: Case report. J Appl Hematol [serial online] 2017 [cited 2018 Sep 24];8:119-22. Available from: http://www.jahjournal.org/text.asp?2017/8/3/119/214998
