Black Seed – Nigella Sativa Oil 100% Virgin Cold Pressed

Full Ingredients

Nigella Sativa (Kalonji) Oil

Black Seed Oil FAQs

Q. How to use Black Seed Oil?

A. For adults 14 years and above, 5ml is to be taken twice daily before food.
For children Under 14, 2.5ml daily before food is advisable but can be mixed with food.

Add honey, milk, juice, or a hot beverage. You may also use it in regular cooking. It may be used in formulations for natural cosmetics and is ideal for regularly boosting your intake of vital fatty acids.

Q. How is black seed oil prepared?

A. Black seed oil is prepared from the seeds of the Nigella sativa plant, also known as black cumin. The sources are cold-pressed to extract the oil, which is dark in colour and has a slightly bitter taste. The black seed oil has been used for centuries in traditional medicine for various health benefits and is commonly used as a dietary supplement.

The cold-pressing process involves mechanically crushing the seeds and using a press to extract the oil. The oil is collected and filtered to remove any impurities or debris. This process helps to preserve the natural potency and composition of the oil.

The resulting black seed oil is unrefined, meaning it has not undergone any chemical or heat treatments to alter its composition. Crude black seed oil is commonly referred to as “virgin” or “pure” black seed oil and is considered of the highest quality and potency.

Q. What are black seeds?

A. Black seeds are seeds of the Nigella Sativa plant. The Nigella sativa plant is an annual flowering plant native to Southwest Asia and the Mediterranean region. The plant produces small, black, and triangular seeds used in various traditional medicine systems, including Ayurveda, Unani, and Siddha, as well as in Middle Eastern and African cuisines. The seeds can be consumed whole or ground; the oil extracted from them is also commonly used for health benefits.

Q. What are the benefits of black seed oil?

A. Used for centuries, black seed oil has many health benefits:

• It has been observed that topical solutions containing honey and black seed oil, especially in combination, can enhance the healing process and accelerate the recovery of wounds.[1]
• https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30020313/
• Black seed oil is commonly found in hair care products that prevent hair loss, such as hair masks and shampoos. This is due to its properties as an antibacterial and antioxidant substance.[2]
• The benefits of black seed oil for the skin have been well documented. One of its key uses is to assist in treating Vitiligo, a skin condition characterized by the loss of skin pigmentation.[3]
• Recently, a noticeable impact has been observed regarding the decrease in weight when taking the Black Seed supplement.[4]
• In managing diabetes, black seed oil can supplement oral antidiabetic drugs.[5]