How do you use QIST?
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How do you use QIST?
“It is upon you to use ‘Al ‘Uood al Hindee’ [i.e. Qist/Costus], for indeed it contains seven cures; it is inhaled through the nostrils to relive throat aches/tonsillitis and placed in the sides of the mouth for the relief of Dhaat al Janb (pleurisy)” [Collected by Bukhaaree and Muslim.]
What is the benefit of QUST Al hindi?
Imam Ibn Al Qayyim said that drinking an infusion of Qust helps strengthen the liver and helps to remedy weakness of digestion, slackness of the stomach, and if used as an ointment, it helps backache or rheumatic pain in the lumbar region.
How can take QIST AL in hindi?
It is advisable to mix the powdered Indian costus with water at a dosage of 1 in 10 before drinking. It can also be mixed with juice or honey. In external application: It is advisable to mix the costus indian powder with other oils such as olive oil or nigella oil for greater efficiency during massages.
How do you use QUST al Bahri powder?
To drink it, it is crushed into a powder and mixed with honey, water or other liquids, likewise is Tanteel. It is inhaled by mixing it with oil and putting droplets of it in the nostrils.
What is QUST Al hindi powder?
Originally from India, or many other countries, the Indian costus, called “qust al hindi” in Arabic, is widely used in traditional medicine and more specifically in prophetic medicine. Indeed, since many centuries, this plant is used for the treatment of many ailments .
How do you use costus oil?
Costus oil is used for asthma, cough, gas, and severe intestinal diseases such as dysentery and cholera. It is also used as a tonic and to stimulate digestion. In foods and beverages, costus oil is used as a flavoring component. In manufacturing, costus oil is used as a fixative and fragrance in cosmetics.
What is QUST al Bahri used for?
What are the benefits of costus?
Costus root is used for treating worm (nematode) infections. Costus oil is used for asthma, cough, gas, and severe intestinal diseases such as dysentery and cholera. It is also used as a tonic and to stimulate digestion. In foods and beverages, costus oil is used as a flavoring component.
What is QIST Al Hindi?
The Qist al-Hindi (Indian Incense) is the hottest of them and the Qist al-Bahri (Sea Incense) is the mildest. Both types have many benefits, they dry out the phlegm and cold.
What is the health benefit of Costus afer?
Costus afer (C. afer) is a plant commonly known as ginger lily, spiral ginger, or bush cane. It is reportedly used in traditional medicine practice (TMP) to treat and manage many ailments including diabetes mellitus, stomach ache, arthritis, inflammation, and gout.
Is Costus root good for you?
Costus root is POSSIBLY SAFE for most people when taken by mouth as a medicine, appropriately. However, costus often contains a contaminant called aristolochic acid. Aristolochic acid damages the kidneys and causes cancer. Costus products that contain aristolochic acid are UNSAFE.
What is QUST al Bahri in English?
Qust al Bahri (Sea Incense)
