Castor beans will stop you from dying of AIDs or other diseases, by killing you first with the toxins in the beans

Hmmm...

Sounds like a firebrand SHILL SITE designed to paint non-FDA-Approved remedies as DANGEWOUS!!!! so that they can be taken DOWN.

Bingo, part of the plan to get natural sites banned, Big Pharma will be behind this no doubt

Thank you OP. You are doing a great service, especially for those suffering from HIV.

This is the cornerstone of population management and is used virtually everywhere.

Want a protest to stop? Pose as thugs and destroy things

Want to invade a nation? Pose as militants and cause ruckus

Want to destroy your enemy? Pose as him.

to publish this info is an attempt to kill people

You get to the heart of modern Western medicine and media with this statement: consider the mainstream information on sunlight, cancer treatments, heart disease (cholesterol, statins, etc.), pharmaceutical drugs vs. natural drugs, and on and on.... If something makes it to the mainstream as "good for you," its media budget is directly proportional to how fast it will fuck you up.

Mom swears that castor oil helps induce labor.

I think its use on pregnant women has been banned, but look it up.

Castor oil induces cramping that is from the same muscles used in labor.

It has also been used post postpartum to stimulate bm, same muscles again. I don't know if that is still done either.

Yeah it's like an old wives tale southern thing I guess, still probably not a good idea to use. Not all old school home remedies are a good idea

Ricin is straight poison.

So literally more left handed pikery....watch what the left hand does while i stab you with my right. Nice job OP

I hope I called this right...

No argument on my assessment of where the problem lies?

....my read on this is....Masons are a magic umbrella. Some, mostly non aware good guys there. But it is just a filter. Using some one else terminology here. Systems are self sorting...I.e. Psychopaths can relate to psychopaths. So within, when characters are known and exposed, weakness are exploited. When we look into Masonic symbolisms and sigils we can see that the two pillars are left and right. The symbols lead to Gnostic texts where if we look we see a left hand path and a right hand path. Self. Vs others. To make service to self by abusive practices and control of others is quite simply evil. So yes. Left-hand path pikers....not Masons. Leftovernaziscumsatanists. You helped me get here. Please tell me I am wrong. I want to be batshit crazy on this. But, no...no evidence to the contrary. The TRIVIUM of Rome London DC.. Has its duality....this is straight sigil to Gnostic texts...

by Jeoff Drobot

Dr Robot?

What?

I know little to nothing about herbs, but thanks to Breaking Bad, I know ricin is dangerous as all hell.

Sorry but I've nothing else to add. Keep on exposing the tricks of these devils, OP. Good work.

/r/punchablefaces (looks like this sub died)

http://thebiomedcenter.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/img6729-214x300.jpg

(At the bottom of the page linked at the start of your post is a link to their site.)

Someone should make a call to their number provided under "Contact Us" tab, and warn them they're going to be responsible for someone's death.

Are you that someone?

One castor bean (seed?) will kill a horse.

Black propaganda...

Jesus fuck. This site should be taken down. Any chance that will happen by reporting it?

Since you can't arrest Hillary..,...bwahahaha awesome....first really good laugh today.thnx

Are you sure this isnt just some crazed religious freak? Since 80% atleast of aids if not more are all from homosex and one night stands/club bathroom wrestling? Basically everything "against God/god." ?

The Egyptian physicians instructed to chew the seeds of the plant with beer to relieve constipation (2) while the Aztecs used the oil externally to treat skin lesions and hemorrhoids (3).

Don't understand. Are you suggesting this is not fact (as in it never happened with Egyptian physicians or Aztecs)?

God, now I have homework. Shall get back with you if I ever find a source of Egyptians/Aztecs using this stuff. Its difficult of course because first writings on the topic are non-English.

The article doesn't specify how many seeds they chewed at once. At least, I couldn't find any reference to the quantity.

And what about the beer? What's in the beer? Could there be something in it that counteracts the deadly effects?

Edit: added content.

A natural health site spreading wrong information? Now I've seen everything!!

highly poisonous. Not toxic: deadly

Well which is it?

Unbelievable. In addition to your wonderful post, I would like to add one that I discovered recently:

Do a google search for cinnamon cassia benefits.

The first result is a website (herbwisdom) that has the benefits of cinnamon ceylon (real cinnamon) listed, NOT cassia, but it is still labeled as cassia. The dosages for ceylon is three times per day, whereas cassia is only once per day due to the toxic content. This is dangerous! Someone in the comments even points this out, yet the article remains the same. This could make certain people very sick as cassia contains coumarin which is a hepatotoxin that has been banned in several manufacturing processes such as food additives, cigarettes, etc. due to coumarin having been compared to rat poison. In utero it causes neurological damage, which is why it's important that a person distinguishes the differences between the two. Don't take my word though, do the research. I did, and I'm glad that I did!

Thank you for sharing what you troubled yourself to learn. I had no idea that cinnamon=/= cinnamon.....who knew...

Plant of the Week [A-Z] Castor Bean, Mole Bean Latin: Ricinus communis Picture of Castor Bean (or Mole Bean) plant showing red and reddish-green leaves.

The bold look is back in garden design, so not surprisingly, castor beans have reappeared as backdrops for gardeners wanting to make a prominent statement in their plantings. Everything about castor bean is bold and a bit audacious, so gardeners with a bit of maverick in them seem to be drawn to this big plant.

Castor bean (Ricinus communis) is a member of the spurge family and is native to tropical Africa where it grows as a tree to 40 feet tall. When grown as an annual it is usually a more modest 10 feet tall. Its leaves are star shaped with five to nine lobes and can be as large as a garbage can lid. The selections grown as ornamentals usually have a maroon tinge to the foliage.

The flowers of castor bean are borne near the top of the plant in panicles. But lacking petals they are not especially noteworthy. As the seed mature, the three-celled, spiny capsules turn bright red on foot long panicles and make an interesting distraction to the bold foliage.

The castor bean seed looks like an engorged dog tick in size and shape. It is from the extracts of this seed that castor bean gains its real significance. The oil is used commercially for everything from lubrication to cosmetics and is one of the most important industrial crop oils.

Like most children of my generation, my first encounter with castor oil was as a not-so-gentle laxative. The purgative powers of castor bean have long been known. The ancient Egyptians believed that food was the source of disease, so they drank beer laced with castor bean three times a month for a hearty flush of the digestive track.

As a teen-ager my encounter with castor bean expanded when I tried Castrol motor oil in hopes it would make my old Ford run like a race car. It didn’t help. The oil is used commercially in cosmetics, medicine and waterproofing treatments.

But castor bean seeds have one other characteristic that merits attention - they are poisonous. The poison is ricin, a proteinaceous molecule similar in structure and mode of action to the bacterial toxin found in anthrax. It’s said to be 1,000 times mote toxic than cobra venom.

Castor bean is sometimes called mole plant from the practice of placing castor bean seeds in mole runs where the rodents will hopefully eat the seeds and perish. When you spot a castor bean growing in the middle of someone’s lawn, you can bet that the moles missed one.

Because of poor absorption of the phtotoxin from seed, fatalities from accidentally ingested seeds are uncommon. In fact, I can find no direct reports of fatalities from the seeds unless some nefarious plot was at work. But prudence dictates that castor bean plants should not be planted if small children are around.

Ricin has its own footnote in Cold War history. Georgi Markov (1929 - 1978), a dissident Bulgarian journalist who worked for the BBC and Radio Free Europe earned the animosity of Bulgarian State Security.

After his mysterious death in 1978, Scotland Yard investigated and found embedded in his leg a BB that had been cross-drilled with holes. The BB was fired from an umbrella rigged as a pellet rifle while Markov stood in line at a bus stop. The holes in the BB had been packed with ricin.

Three schemes were uncovered in the US between 1991 and 1997 in which ricin was intended to be used in murder. The most notorious of these involved a separatist organization in Minnesota that plotted to assassinate a local U.S. marshal by dosing the doorknob of his home with the poison.

Castor beans, despite their colorful history, are still good garden plants. They are best used at the back of the flower border where they form a fast growing, bold screen. Seeds should be planted where the plant is to stand in mid spring after the last chance of frost is past. They do best in full sun in any good garden soil. They are intolerant of wet locations.

By: Gerald Klingaman, retired Extension Horticulturist - Ornamentals Extension News - October 4, 2002

source: http://www.uaex.edu/yard-garden/resource-library/plant-week/castor-bean.aspx

Yep, you're right. However, not everyone knows that. I didn't know that. There are several foods that smell horrid but taste fine or vice versa. My previous questions was curious about the fact they said they ingested the seeds/beans with beer. Why beer? You seem to know everything about this particular subject, do you happen to know if there's something in beer that counteracts the effects of the plant?

Ding.....Ding Ding....Ding

This is the first time I've seen a click bait title used for a reddit self-post.

Assuredly sighs