🌾🌴 Palm Pollen 🌴🌾
Remedies for fertility from the Sunnah
Product description
Palm pollen is the male reproductive dust from palm flowers. It is used as a traditional remedy in Arab Countries to strengthen the immune system and increase libido. SunnahCure Palm Pollen can play a leading role in boosting couples’ fertility. Getting pregnant depends on many factors, but this fertile pollen can be a cause for ovulation and can help to improve sperm performance by increasing their viability and mobility. This condition helps to speed up the fertilization work by facilitating the encounter with the egg. SunnahCure Palm Pollen can help women with her menstrual periods and allows a rapid and complete flow of vaginal blood.
Scope of delivery
30 grams of SunnahCure palm pollen in powder form
Disclaimer
The information presented herein by SunnahCure is intended for educational purposes only. These statements have not been evaluated by health professionals and is not intended to diagnose, cure, treat or prevent disease. Individual results may vary, and before using any supplements, it is always advisable to consult with your own health care provider.
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Benefits from Islamic sources
The valley of the Nakhl date palm stimulates seed production and strengthens the sex drive. If a woman applies Tal'dust before having sex, it will help her get pregnant. The spadix of the date palm is secondarily cold and dry, strengthens and dehydrates the stomach and soothes irritated blood, but is difficult to digest. Only those with a hot temper can take Tal' well. In addition, people who regularly consume tal' should also eat hot desserts. Tal' constipates and strengthens the intestines much like Jummar (palm pulp), fresh dates and Busr do. However, consuming excessive amounts of Tal' damages the stomach and chest and can lead to painful constipation. However, if you take it with fat and the additives mentioned above, these side effects are reduced.
Excerpt from the book "The Prophetic Medicine" by Imam ibn Qayyim al-Jauziyyah ra pp. 303-304