I have this silly hobby of framing almost all the pictures I get my hands on. First of all, I like frames — all kinds of them: Classic bronzes with ancient engraving, silver and gold ones, the floral Floridian and colonial-style ones. Mostly, however, I prefer the discounted ones. Framing a picture for me is in reality framing a moment dear to my heart and most of the moments are with my children trotting all around the world. And since the launch of the digital camera with its never-ending storage for pictures, it has become my hobby to click anytime and anywhere. You might be surprised to know that the latest ones are of our cat, Snowy.
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Dear Nadia,
My name is Najeeb and I am a reader of your column in Arab News. I have a couple of questions for you concerning camel milk:
If someone drinks camel milk daily, is it true that some medicines will have no effect?
False.
If someone drinks camel milk for the first time, they will have stomach problems?
Also not true or not in all cases. Camel milk is very low in protein and cholesterol so it is highly unlikely that it would cause stomach problems. People’s bodies, however, differ in their reactions so I suggest to try a small amount the first time.
If you keep Camel Milk for some time, a fungus that is dangerous to your health will appear in it?
If you expose any kind of milk to high temperatures for more that 4 hours, it will be dangerous to consume.
Where can I find camel milk in Jeddah?
At any supermarket.
Good luck!