Black seed flower honey (called habba saouda in Arabic) is an ancestral honey used for hundreds of years for its benefits on well-being and health.
Like many honeys, it is used in hospitals for wound treatment. It is full of virtues just like black seed flower oil.
Black seed honey is a recognized antioxidant in the Middle East, Asia, and the Far East. Antioxidants protect and repair cells that can be damaged and contribute to the development
of diseases by free radicals. Black seed honey is known to be rich in polyphenol. This antioxidant is excellent, even for the heart.
The phytonutrients in black seed honey are responsible for its antioxidant virtues, as well as its antibacterial and antifungal properties.
Phytonutrients are molecules that make up plants and allow them to protect themselves from aggressions such as insects or ultraviolet rays.
It is these phytonutrients that are responsible for all the virtues that black seed honey offers.
FLAVORS:
An intense taste that is both floral and sweet.
A thick, delicate, very pleasant texture.
An amber brown color.
Woody and delicate aromas at the end of the palate.
VIRTUES:
It will therefore serve you for
Boost the immune system.
Fight against stomach aches.
Fight against headaches.
Fight against asthma.
Fight against the common cold.
Fight against coughing.
Egyptian black seed honey helps with digestive problems.
It can treat bacteria in the stomach and regulate the balance between good and bad bacteria that are essential for digestion and therefore overall health.
Our ancestors have been using this honey for a very long time to treat sore throats and respiratory problems. All of this in addition to the virtues we have already listed.
USAGE TIPS:
You can take natural honey directly with a spoon 2 to 3 times a day. It can also be used to directly treat wounds and cuts locally.
Feel free to mix honey with plants, oils, or citrus fruits. For those with a sweet tooth, this honey will delight you in cooking due to its resemblance to maple syrup. You can use it to enhance your pastries. Also, it pairs extremely well in a smoothie with citrus fruits and dates.
STORAGE:
Egyptian black seed honey should be stored in a dry place at room temperature. Liquid honeys tend to crystallize, but there is no need to worry. This is not irreversible and not a sign of honey spoilage.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Available in 300g and 125g sizes.
Glass jar with wooden lid and wooden spoon integrated into the lid.
