Ethiopian nigella oil, also called Haba Sawda Habachia, is also known as black cumin or nigella sativa in Latin. The oil from black seeds, themselves from the nigella plant, is composed of thymoquinone, a surprising molecule with its anti-oxidant properties.
This has been studied and is beginning to be known and recognized in the West although in the East it has been used for millennia.
This prophetic oil has cosmetic properties that are truly fabulous for dermatological problems of all kinds and also has unrivaled health benefits.
Therapeutic properties that can help you fight against digestive, glycemic, diabetes, respiratory and even immune problems.
Black seed oil is an oil that will be an ally against all ailments and for all people regardless of their age or pathology.
The active ingredients it contains make it an exceptional product.
This oil has extraordinary virtues…
FLAVORS:
Powerful, slightly peppery flavor.
Yellow to brown color.
Oily/greasy texture.
Spicy and floral smell.
VIRTUES:
It will therefore be useful to you for:
Anti-Inflammatory.
Anti-oxidant.
Anti-Infectious.
Fight against gastric problems.
Fight against respiratory problems.
Fight against diabetes problems.
Fight against skin problems.
Black seed oil has a content of thymoquinones and polyphenols
in sufficient quantity to make this oil an exceptional product. In fact, this gives it very powerful antioxidant power, in addition to all the virtues it already possesses.
MAIN FEATURES:
1- Gastric Protector
Thymoquinone plays a protective role against liver and even hepatic problems. According to studies, black seed oil is capable of fighting against cholesterol. Finally, the nigellin molecule is very effective in improving the digestive and intestinal system.
2- Respiratory
Black seed oil significantly reduces allergies and is a powerful antihistamine due to the histamine it contains. It is also composed of nigellone, a molecule which has the particularity of dilating the bronchi and therefore has the effect of fighting against respiratory ailments as well as asthma attacks.
3- Anti-Infectious
Black seed oil has anti-infectious properties. The thymoquinone molecule of which it is made is one of the causes of its antifungal but also antiviral properties. Many studies point in this direction and confirm the properties of this oil.
4- Cellular re-activator
The oil has many nutritional but also cosmetic properties. It can be used as a facial treatment or as a beauty mask. Indeed, it has the particularity of playing the role of cell reactivator. Black seed oil also has the particularity of helping to fight against many skin problems such as psoriasis...
5- Anti-Inflammatory
This oil is very effective on muscle and joint pain, eczema, psoriasis and even skin inflammation. Indeed, it has been proven that black seed oil has anti-inflammatory properties.
6- Antibiotic
Nigella oil improves the quantity and efficiency of cells that contribute to our immunity.
Thus, it improves our natural defenses.
Attention :
Black seed oil, like many oils, does not like being heated, even for massage because this can alter its properties.
When you use it for your teas or the recipes given to you, wait until your drink is lukewarm before adding the black seed oil.
There are precautions for use which are different depending on the studies, so for safety reasons we say that for pregnant women the oil is simply not recommended.
As far as children are concerned, the oil can be used in massage for toddlers.
USAGE TIPS:
Black seed oil is a powerful oil in taste. It can bother some people at first when you don't know it, but you get used to it very quickly, especially when you know its healing properties.
You can therefore take a teaspoon of black seed oil every morning, the best is to do it on an empty stomach.
However, there are multiple ways to consume it with many products to make it easier and more effective. For example by combining it with honey, other oils, tea, coffee, etc.
You can find all the ways to consume black seed oil as well as the products with which it can be combined in our health tutorial area.
* SKIN: Orally: one teaspoon on an empty stomach in the morning and one in the evening before a meal.
Dermal: apply and massage the affected area.
* DIGESTIVE: 1 teaspoon: midday and evening before the meal.
In the morning on an empty stomach: add 1 tablespoon of Kyrgyzstan honey and 1 teaspoon of black seed oil to a glass of lukewarm water.
* RESPIRATORY: 1 teaspoon: at the beginning of the lunch and evening meal. In the morning on an empty stomach: a glass of water with infused thyme. Add 1 tablespoon of jujube honey and 1 teaspoon of black seed oil.
* IMMUNITY: 1 spoon: morning and evening.
In the morning on an empty stomach: add 1 tablespoon of jujube honey or other and 1 teaspoon of black seed oil to a glass of water.
* RHEUMATISM: Orally: one teaspoon on an empty stomach in the morning and one in the evening before a meal.
Cutaneously: massage black seed oil directly onto the affected area.
* ACNEA: Massage your face with the oil morning and evening on clean, dry skin.
CONSERVATION:
Black seed oil keeps very well, for a very long time under the following conditions.
Store it away from light and in a cool, dry place.
FURTHER INFORMATION:
Available in 100ml and 250ml.
The bottles are made of amber glass to help preserve the black seed oil away from light.
They are designed to prevent UV rays from penetrating so we advise you not to transfer your oil into another container. These bottles are designed to optimize conservation.
Our bottles do not have labels, the design is printed directly on the glass of the bottle. We try to the maximum of our abilities to reduce the environmental impact, by eliminating plastic where possible.
