The
tipical black seed oil is a multivitamin with a multitude of nutrients.
It
contains vitamins A, B, B2, C and niacin. Other beneficial components to human
health are iron, zinc, calcium, potassium, magnesium, selenium, linoleic acid
and oleic acid. Broken down into its constituent nutrients, black seed oil
contains approximately 20 percent protein, 40 percent carbohydrates and 35
percent polyunsaturated fatty acids. There are two essential compounds that
have been identified to give the oil its wide-spectrum of medicinal
characteristic: nigellone and thymoquinone.
Recommendations
for use:
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against cough, asthma and bronchitis, the oil
can be rubbed on the chest and back and dissolved in boiling water so the vapor
can be inhaled or directly consumed via a 1/2 tsp. each morning.
•
Against allergies: as a safer alternative of
cortisone; take half a teaspoon twice daily when symptoms appear.
•
Expand your mind: penetrating your subconscious
inhalating it!
•
Antispasmodic: massage the oil on the affected
area, twice per day.To render a general calming effect on the body, a teaspoon
of the oil can be mixed in with a cup of chamomile tea, which is another herb
known for its calming effect that can be drank at the end of the day.
•
Againts fever and pain: analgesic and
anti-inflammatory properties
•
Cleansing: to remedy hypertension, cardiac
problems and cholesterol problems.
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