Black Cumin has long been used in Arab and Indian cuisine recipes, is highly respected in Egypt, where it is called the "gold of the pharaohs" for its unique beneficial properties for human health. The seeds of this plant contain more than 100 active substances, only some of which have been studied by scientists. It is rich in vitamins A, E, F, B1, B3, B6, beta-carotene, biotin, numerous trace elements and antioxidants. One of the components is thymoquinone. It has anti-inflammatory, pain-relieving and protective properties, as well as a potential anti-cancer effect. This substance acts like aspirin, helps to cope with anemia by increasing the level of hemoglobin and red blood cells, provides antibacterial, antiviral, antifungal and antiparasitic properties, and is also a powerful immunomodulator.
Consumption of Black Cumin Seed prevents the formation of kidney stones and protects against liver damage. In addition, the seed counteracts baldness, preventing hair loss, and also accelerates the healing of wounds.
Clinical studies show the effectiveness of Black Cumin Seed for allergies (including allergic rhinitis, atopic eczema and bronchial asthma). Black Cumin Oil is beneficial for eliminating parasites from the body, and the seeds are useful for fighting infection because they destroy both adult parasites and their eggs, which was proven by Turkish scientists in 2005.
Thymoquinone has a healing effect on the stomach, protecting it from damage caused by ethanol, relieves the symptoms of reflux, so in the Middle East, Black Cumin Seed is often used for stomach ailments. This substance reduces the effect of oxidative stress, helps maintain the integrity of pancreatic cells, lowers glucose levels and increases insulin secretion, so Black Cumin belongs to antidiabetic products.
Properties:
- increasing immunity
- bactericidal action
- effective against fungus and intestinal parasites
- improves digestion
- has a relaxing effect
- contains the powerful antioxidant thymoquinone
- increases general tone
- improves performance
- energizes
- slows down the growth rate of malignant tumors
- promotes weight loss
- normalizes metabolic processes
Suggested use:
Chewing on, taking orally as an oil after the meals or taking as a drink in decoction, Black Cumin Seed can be beneficial for the digestive system.
Black Cumin Seed Tea Recipe:
• Black Cumin Seed - 2 teaspoons;
• Boiled Water - 0.5 litre
Boil the mixture in a water bath for 10 minutes, strain, and cool. Take 100 ml approximately one hour before the meals 3 times a day.
Black Cumin Seed Recipes:
1. Against colds: pour 2 teaspoons of the product into 0.5 liters of boiling water, cook over low heat for 10 minutes. Strain, and cool. Take 100 ml three times a day on an empty stomach.
2. General tonic: grind 200 g of the product to a powdery state, pour milk. Leave it to brew for 12 hours, add sugar, mix thoroughly. Take 50 ml three times a day.
3. To remove worms: fry 10 g of seeds in a dry pan. Add finely chopped onion (20 g), mix, cool. Take one tablespoon before breakfast.
4. For genitourinary infections: fry 5 g of the product, pour freshly squeezed lemon juice, add 1 g of salt and 0.5 cups of water. Take twice a day.
5. Tincture: grind 15 g of the product into powder, pour one glass of vodka. Close the container, insist in a dark place for 14 days, strain, use 1 teaspoon before the meals.
Warnings and cautions:
Individual intolerance, pregnancy, after organ transplantation. Overdose can be manifested by itching, coughing, allergic reactions. If they appear, you should immediately stop taking it and consult your healthcare professional.
Terms and conditions of storage:
Store in a place protected from direct sunlight at a temperature not exceeding 25 °C and relative humidity not higher than 70%. The shelf life is 2 years from the date of production.
Packaging:
packaging size 100 g
Ingredients:
Black Cumin Seed – 100%
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