DIdn't know those seds were hard to come by..... fennel is almost always at Indian restaurants and I use carrot seed oil, but never had a problem with the supply chain on that.
Since I don't know what the active, emmenagogic component is, I can't say whether it would be in carrot seed oil, but I've never seen that, and wasn't aware of its culinary use. Lore says to eat a handful of Queen Anne's lace (Daucus carota) seeds.
Yep. Keep on Malthusing! (So, why are carrot and fennel family seeds so hard to come by?)
DIdn't know those seds were hard to come by..... fennel is almost always at Indian restaurants and I use carrot seed oil, but never had a problem with the supply chain on that.
Since I don't know what the active, emmenagogic component is, I can't say whether it would be in carrot seed oil, but I've never seen that, and wasn't aware of its culinary use. Lore says to eat a handful of Queen Anne's lace (Daucus carota) seeds.