where can i donkey's milk I am serious it's good for

basheer



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Message Posted:
05/05/2010 19:20

asthma ,back in kenya my family whenever they came down from nairobi to Mombasa they would go early in the morning for their donkey's milk and be rid of this problem and it did help them,so I intend to find whoever sells it fresh from the donkey when next in NC to help my wheezing related to hay fever cheers

everon


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Message Posted:
05/05/2010 19:38

neigh lad!!!!!!!! x

Mr Vince


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Message Posted:
05/05/2010 19:55

Cleopatra bathed in asses' milk. When asked if she wanted it pasturised, she said that she would be happy if it came up to her chest. benny Hill where are you now?

snakes



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Message Posted:
05/05/2010 20:23

Basheer, being an asthma sufferer, I found that interesting and googled donkeys milk and found it had many uses in helping different ailments. Also, its the closest to woman's milk. Do not know if it is sold here but will try to find out. Regards, Mrs Snakes

basheer



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Message Posted:
05/05/2010 21:48

here's one of them

The benefits of donkey milk? by admin — last modified Sep 30, 2008 11:48 PM

— filed under: longevity, ageing, milk, aging

Maria Esther de Capovilla, the world’s oldest woman, died recently aged 116.



Her relatives have claimed the key to her longevity is donkey milk. In her youth, Maria would drink milk from the donkeys at her aunt’s farm in Ecuador.



They also said she ate regular small meals, only ever drank in moderation, and never smoked. (HFG suggests that the latter probably had more to do with her longevity than the donkey milk!)

basheer



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Message Posted:
05/05/2010 21:55

another,,KARIMNAGAR: Consumption of donkey milk has gone up in the town thanks to incidence of viral fevers and flu-like symptoms--asthma, running nose and cough. Hitherto it has been a practice in rural households as people here consume donkey milk to get relief from fever and cold during winter and rainy seasons.





Now it has spread to Karimnagar as well. No wonder, donkey owners are roaming in the streets selling the milk claiming that it has medicinal values to cure cough and asthma.



It is being sold at Rs 10 per bottle of 10 ml. Each owner is earning on an average Rs 300 by selling the milk. “Earlier I used to eke out a living as a shepherd. Following drought, now, I have switched to this business,’’ said Ravula Ellaiah who migrated to Karimnagar from Pothuganti village of Mustabad mandal.



According to him, another six families familiar to him migrated to various towns and are making a living by selling the milk. Speaking to Express, 80-year-old Manemma said, “Though it i

basheer



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Message Posted:
05/05/2010 22:20

Hi Mrs Snakes, need to find a farmer don't think it's available in the shops

Lilli



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Message Posted:
05/05/2010 22:26

hiya bash its all very interesting and i would love to try it, but its all we can do here if we are lucky to get fresh milk. I do get goats milk south side which sems to have many benefits. Yesterday I read an interesting article regarding puried aspargus and the positive effects that has on fighting cancer cells. x

yorgozlu



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Message Posted:
05/05/2010 23:30

Goats milk from the south!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You guys amaze me,I am sure most of you would find it within walking distance and frsher as well.



Any of you interested,let me know.I'd take you for once to my auntie to meet you and vice versa,then you can get it yourself after.Tepebasi is the village.

However,I'm also certain that you could find it closer as well.

newlad



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Message Posted:
05/05/2010 23:31

Have a word with Wynardman,he knows a thing or two about donkeys,

Paul.

basheer



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Message Posted:
05/05/2010 23:44

we shifting, it's donkey's milk because of it's help towards asthma, I've tried goat's milk as a substitute but still feel why hardly anyone sells donkeys milk when now i see the US are moving towards that market, in italy they have donkeys now serving those with asthma and other ailments ,maybe the reason they don't specialise in that milk is because it has to be taken immediately rather then later or something to that effect

it will help to know where us asthma sufferers can try out for ourselves and see if it helps alittle. So if you see a donkey in the street with it's owner, have a chat and see if one of his donkeys will do us the honour,I shall do a little research when next in NC and let you know what is available cheers

zerochlor


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Message Posted:
05/05/2010 23:51

what about the karpaz donkeys?