Sweet love thermos

The lupin: from the legume family, and the part used is the seeds, and it is cultivated in sandy lands. When the fruits ripen, the plant is harvested and dried, then beaten with a stick to separate the seeds, then sieved. Uses and method of use: - Internal uses: - To treat constipation and kill intestinal worms: powdered lupin boiled and used as a small cup daily on an empty stomach before breakfast. - For cases of urinary retention and diabetes: the patient can eat salted lupin, or use boiled powder of it at a rate of 2-3 small cups daily. - External uses: - For scabies, skin boils, and prickly heat: the fine lupin powder is used by spraying on the affected areas, or mixed with honey for topical application. It does not conflict with: It does not conflict, it is safe.