Black cumin oil, unrefined 30 ml

Black cumin oil has long been known for its healing properties. It is used both internally and externally and has antibacterial, tonic, anti-inflammatory, draining and resolving effects.

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Cosmetic action:

The use of cumin oil is especially recommended for the care of problem skin, suffering from various kinds of inflammation and purulent rashes, as well as for the external treatment of many skin diseases.

In addition, black cumin oil is one of the few cosmetic vegetable oils, which is great for oily facial skin, and copes well with its shortcomings such as dirty pores, and the formation of pimples.

Caraway oil has antiseptic, antibacterial, antimicrobial, resolving, anti-inflammatory and antiviral effects on facial skin. It helps to stop and eliminate any inflammatory processes of the skin, and helps to accelerate the regeneration of its damaged cells.

In addition, black cumin oil has an even more effective antifungal action, and can be used in the treatment of fungal skin diseases.

The use of black cumin oil is good in curing all types of dermatitis, eczema, psoriasis, shingles, warts, and many other skin diseases.

It is also quite effective in acne, and allergic reactions on the skin of the face.

Other useful properties and actions of cumin oil - this is an increase in elasticity, elasticity, and protective immunity of the skin, deep cleansing of its pores, as well as the removal of swelling of the face.

Chemical composition: Nigelon, minerals, sulfur, iron phosphorus, calcium, active enzymes, carbohydrates, proteins, vitamins A and E (including beta-tocotrienol 1.22mg, gamma-tocopherol 2.59mg for every 100g of oil).

Phospholipids are represented by phosphatidylcholine and phosphatidylinositol. Gas chromatographic methods in the oil found compounds that affect the synthesis of leukotrienes and inhibit the release of histamine.

Healing action:

Blackcurrant oil is used as a highly effective diuretic, choleretic, mild laxative, immunostimulant (acts on the thymus gland by stimulating it. It is known that the thymus gland is responsible for the body's defenses in general).

It also helps in the treatment of various dermatologic diseases associated with neurohumoral and histamine disorders. Due to the presence of thymoquinone, taking the oil helps to reduce blood glucose levels. The essential oils contained in it have a pronounced bactericidal and antiseptic effect.

- strengthens the immune system. During the use of cumin oil, there is a simultaneous stimulation of the body as a whole. 

Blood tests of people who took black cumin oil revealed that the content of vital T-lymphocytes, T-killers and other cells responsible for strengthening and strengthening the body's defenses increased several times, respectively, leading to healing.

• crushes kidney and bladder stones,
• helps replenish the nurse's milk,
• helps to eliminate worms,
• when rubbed on it, it helps warts disappear,
• cures runny nose, cough, shortness of breath, jaundice, impotence.
• effective in bronchitis, asthma;
• effective antifungal (Candida Albicans), antibacterial, antiviral agent: eliminates itching, regenerates inflamed skin. In 1992 in the medical department of the University of Dakha (Bangladesh), a study was conducted on the antibacterial properties of black cumin oil, compared with five strong antibiotics: ampicillin, tetracycline, cotrimoxazole, gentamicin and nalidixic acid. The results are undeniably fascinating - black cumin oil was more effective on all counts.
• optimizes intestinal function by eliminating the phenomena of dysbacteriosis.
• prevents obesity, promotes weight loss,
• reduces blood cholesterol;
• is an antidote to alcohol;
• promotes appetite

It is also used in the treatment of:

It is also used in the treatment of:

• diseases associated with indigestion;
• diseases related to the urinary system (urinary incontinence);
• gastric and duodenal ulcers, as well as in the treatment of arthritis; liver disease;
• diseases associated with inflammation of the nasal passages;
• recommended for normalization of the menstrual cycle and increase the potency of the genitals.

Methods of use:

• In allergies, skin and chronic: morning and evening 1 teaspoon, plus wiping the sore spot.
• In asthma, pneumonia: the previous dose, plus chest and back massage with black cumin oil and inhalation (tbsp. spoon per 1 liter of water).
• In eye disease: rub cumin oil on the temples and eyelids before bedtime. At the same time, apply 7 drops internally with a hot drink, preferably with carrot juice.
• In diseases of the circulatory system: Mix a teaspoon of cumin with a tablespoon of honey and a slice of crushed garlic. Take on an empty stomach for 5 days.
• gallbladder disease: add 5 drops of cumin oil in a glass of brewed willow leaves. Apply for a week.
• for bone pain: eat boiled onions mixed with caraway oil 2 times a day. At the same time rub the places of pain with cumin oil and peppermint oil.
• with bloating of the spleen: In the decoction of radish, sweetened with honey, add 7 drops of oil. 1 cup on an empty stomach before bedtime for a week.
• In liver disease: in a cup of honey add the previous dose of cumin, 1 spoonful of ground oak bark. Take this portion on an empty stomach every day for a month without a break
• In inflammation of the liver: add 5 drops of cumin oil in a cup of brewed willow leaves. Apply for a week.
• in inflammation of the spleen: Drink the oil with a decoction of dill for a week (5 drops per glass). You can also use willow as in the case of inflammation of the liver.
• for hair loss: morning and evening 1 teaspoon, plus massage the head with a mixture of black cumin oil and olive oil 1:1, 3 times a week with the mixture do not rinse for 10 minutes (after which the head can be washed with shampoo).
• - hemorrhoids: diluted black cumin oil + olive oil 1:1, take 3 tablespoons daily for 10 days. Massage the sore spot with black cumin oil to avoid constipation.
• - for headache: take a teaspoon with rubbing the sore spot and the front of the head, (without eating sweets chocolate, etc.)
• - for dizziness and earache: it is necessary to drop one drop of cumin oil in the ear - in case of flu.

Precautions: in pregnancy and breastfeeding do not take orally, but only rub the oil on the sore spot. It is forbidden to apply to patients with transplanted body organs (liver, kidneys, heart), because the body's immunity is strengthened, which may result in organ rejection. The dose for children is equal to half the adult dose.