Black cumin oil

Black cumin oil is a really valuable plant. Millions of people have used black cumin oil for thousands of years.

Black cumin oil is a unique combination of biologically active substances: nigellons, minerals, sulfur, phosphorus, iron, calcium, active enzymes, carbohydrates, proteins, vitamins A and E. Linoleic acid - 55-65%, oleic acid - 15-18%, palmitic acid - 10-12%, eicosanoic acid - 4-5%, stearic acid - 1-3%, alpha-linolenic acid - up to 1%.

The characteristic aroma of the oil is determined by the presence of an aromatic substance - carvone.

Black cumin seed oil is used as a very effective treatment for the urinary system (diuretic), a stimulant for the release of bile, a mild laxative and an immune-stimulating agent (beneficial for kietraz, it stimulates its functions). As a rule, the function of kietraz is a protective agent for the entire body's immune system and increases resistance to diseases. In addition, the oil is widely used to treat various dermatological diseases associated with impaired functions of the neurohumoral control and histamine mechanism.

Due to the presence of black cumin oil, the oil helps to reduce blood glucose levels. In addition, the essential oils of the oil, which it contains, are well known for their bactericidal and antiseptic properties. "Consumption of black cumin seed oil facilitates the formation of bone marrow and immunocytes, which form a vital life support system." The mentioned facts have been officially confirmed by researchers at the Cancer and Immunology Laboratory of Southern California. "Furthermore," they added, "the recorded evidence reveals the great potential of black cumin seed oil in the fight against and prevention of malignant tumors.

The oil is like a tonic for our immune system. Using black cumin seed oil strengthens the whole body. Blood tests have shown that the consumption of black cumin seed oil increases the number of vital T-lymphocytes, T-killer cells and other cells responsible for strengthening the defense mechanisms, which leads to the recovery of patients.

gallstones and kidney stones dissolve;

used as an anthelmintic;

prevents obesity, facilitates weight loss;

lowers cholesterol in the blood;

useful for lactation, as it facilitates the formation of milk;

treats cold, cough, shortness of breath, yellow fever, impotence;

effective for bronchitis, asthma;

favorably affects intestinal functions, eliminating the signs of dysbacteriosis;

effective fungicide (Candida albicans), antibacterial treatment, antiviral agent: removes irritation, regenerates inflamed skin areas. in 1992 At the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Dahe, Bangladesh, the antibacterial properties of black cumin seed oil were tested against five powerful antibiotics: ampicillin, tetracycline, co-trimoxazole, gentamicin and acidum nalidixicum. The obtained results are undoubtedly worth noting - black cumin seed oil has proven its effectiveness in all aspects.

stomach disorders, flatulence due to insufficient secretion of bile, gout, bilious headache, exhaustion, immune and digestive stimulation, antipyretic and diaphoretic effect, diarrhea, worm poisoning, antibacterial, fungicidal, antiviral treatment, headache, earache, toothache (gum and inflammation of the teeth), high arterial blood pressure, bleeding from the nasal mucosa, hemophilia, malignant tumors, worms (worms), hemorrhoids, diabetes, excessive secretion of the mammary glands, normalization of uterine bleeding, urinary incontinence, gastric and duodenal ulcers, lowering blood cholesterol , relief of sexual function, prostatitis, urethritis.

Sinusitis (inflammation of the nasal cavity), discharge, cough, bronchial asthma, asthmatic bronchitis, cold, antritis, tonsillitis (inflammation of the upper tubes).

Dermatophytes localized on nails, feet, rheumatism, muscle and skeletal damage, dermatitis, smallpox, honey transparent ring, acne, chronic and allergic skin inflammations.

Usage and dosage instructions :

The oil should be used in the morning and in the evening 15 minutes before meals, one tablespoon each time, washed down with one and a half glasses of water, which you dilute with one teaspoon of honey.

For external use: apply black cumin seed oil to affected skin areas. Lubricate the nasal cavities from the inside.

Universal dosage is individually adapted : 1 to 3 years: one and a half teaspoons per day. 3-6 years: one teaspoon per day. 6-12 years: 2 teaspoons per day. From 12 years: 3 teaspoons per day. If the oil is used with honey or other natural broth, the healing properties of black cumin seed oil become more pronounced.

During pregnancy - do not use for internal consumption! Can be used only for external use to apply to damaged areas. The oil should not be used in patients who have had body organs transplanted (liver, kidney, heart), as the strength of the immune system increases and the risk of organ rejection increases.