Black cumin for psoriasis, Alzheimer’s, hay fever, rheumatism plus 55+ other applications
Black cumin in psoriasis, Alzheimer’s, hay fever, rheumatism plus 55+ other applications (© -M.-Schuppich-Fotolia.com)
The (Real) Black Cumin (Nigella sativa) is a plant in the family Ranunculaceae. He is therefore not related to cumin or cumin. For more than 2,000 years, black cumin has been used in the Far East and Asia as a peppery spice, as well as in various traditional systems of medicine such as Ayurveda, Siddha, Unani, Arabic and Islamic medicine, etc..
The Black Cumin [1] Pahlow, 2013 # 9492 is a herbaceous plant that grows to 30cm tall and bears alternate, triple-pinnate leaves. The whole plant is slightly hairy (especially on the stalk), with the stem being simple or branched. The white flowers, sitting terminal, stand out because they have a greenish or bluish coloration at the tips of the petals and are without outer shell. The seeds I develop are sharp triangular, wrinkled and black, as well as aromatic and bitter taste. Black cumin usually blooms from July to September.
The black seed is native to Egypt and neighboring countries. However, the black seed is cultivated in southern Europe, North Africa and western Asia. The seeds are harvested when they are dark brown. They will then be dried.
Black Cumin (Nigella sativa) contains over 100 ingredients
Black cumin (Nigella sativa) contains over 100 active ingredients (@ -Nadki-Depositphotos)
Incidentally, they belong to the same pharmacological family as Real Cowslip (Primula veris), Borage (Borago officinalis) and Blackcurrant (Ribes nigrum) [4] Wood, 2008 # 9387 .
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Black cumin more medicinal plant than spice
Although used as a spice at best, black cumin oil (Nigella sativa) has an incredibly broad application in medical subjects. One author called Black Cumin Oil (Nigella sativa) the cure for everything but death (“Black Seed – ‘The Remedy for Everything But Death’)!
Black cumin has antihistaminic effect (inhibiting allergic reactions), antihyperlipidemic (acting against increased lipid levels), anti-inflammatory, analgesic, immunomodulatory, antioxidant, antibacterial, antiviral, antihypertensive, antineurodegeneric, fungicidal, antidiabetic, anticonvulsant and so on
In fact, it seems to me that black cumin can be used against most diseases without any side effects – either alone or as a supplement.
Black cumin for psoriasis, Alzheimer’s, hay fever, rheumatism plus 55+ other applications
Many historical, empirical medical findings have long been proven in studies. Black cumin oil (Nigella sativa) [5] pmid 27649635 could be used in or used in:
- Appetite
- Bronchodilators (dilatation of the bronchi aka “asthma spray”)
- Analgesics (analgesic or analgesic effect)
- Diabetes (elevated blood sugar levels in the blood)
- asthma
Black seed (Nigella sativa) may help with high blood pressure (hypertension). (@ -Minervastock-DepositPhotos)
Hypertension (antihypertensive)
Chemotherapy is not a nice thing. Black seed can improve it. (-Anna-Jurkovska.Fotolia)
Protection in chemotherapy [8] Farooqui, 2017 # 10669
Black cumin can significantly improve male fertility. (© -detailblick-Fotolia)
erectile dysfunction (erectile dysfunction, impotence, impotence) [6] woodhervalold
Psoriasis: Black cumin oil can help. (@ -Hriana-DepositPhotos)
Application of black cumin oil
Black cumin oil can be taken very well internally, that is drunk. It may be intense. But if you pack it in a smoothie, preferably with other valuable antioxidants. If the taste is too intense, you can get Svhwarzkümmelöllkapseln.
Black cumin oil in Lyme disease
Black cumin oil is also part of an interesting blend for Lyme disease. It is a Rizol preparation. Rizol is ozonated olive oil, which is given in capsules to take it internally against intestinal problems and parasites. This special blend is called Para-Special NSB and contains:
69.3% Rizol raw material
10.0% wormwood oil
10.0% clove oil
1.8% walnut oil
3.0% mugwort oil
5.0% black cumin oil
0.9% marjoram oil
Black cumin is best daily with LaVita!
Black cumin can be combined well with a smoothie. (@ -Angelsimon-DepositPhotos)
Personally, every morning I take some olive oil, black cumin oil, SanOmega Omega 3 fatty acids, LaVita and more in a cocktail glass. This provides my body with the extremely important secondary plant ingredients and protect my body daily from acute and chronic diseases, detoxify and optimize it.
Olive oil is antibiotic and protects against arteriosclerosis; Black seed oil (oil mill Solling) stimulates the liver and strengthens the immune system; Omega 3 fatty acids are anti-inflammatory and important for good brain function; and the vital substance concentrate LaVita supplies all the essential vitamins, minerals and secondary plant constituents from almost 70 different types of fruit and vegetables, fermented and herbs!
… and the day can start.
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