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Black cumin oil. Healing Power of the East

In the East, there is a legend that one day a messenger of Allah, who appeared to Prophet Muhammad, told about the miraculous properties of black cumin. He finished his speech by saying that this plant was capable of healing any disease, except as- sam. What is as-sam? asked the Prophets wife, who overheard the conversation. The Prophet answered: This is death.

Indeed, the healing properties of black cumin have been known for thousands of years. For example, Egyptian queen Cleopatra enjoyed bathing with black cumin tincture. Her predecessor, Nefertiti smeared her skin with black cumin oil to preserve her beauty and youth. We can judge about its beneficial effect from the surviving portraits of the queen.

Black cumin oil contains over one hundred components, most of which are metabolic catalysts in the human body. It is rich in vital fatty acids, including myristic, palmitoleic, stearic, palmitic, oleic, linoleic and arachidic acids.

In addition to saturated and unsaturated fatty acids, black cumin oil contains substances that catalyse natural cells biosynthesis such as lipase, multivitamins of A, B, E complexes, tocopherols, alkaloids, catechins, enzymes and other substances.

Vitamin E, found in black cumin oil, is essential for immunity development. Furthermore, water balance of the skin, heart and blood vessels function depend on its amount in the body. Being a powerful antioxidant, vitamin E slows aging processes and normalises reproductive system.

In addition to the components listed above, black cumin oil is rich in useful minerals and trace elements. Calcium strengthens the spine, bones, teeth; magnesium, metal of life, is involved in more than three hundred reactions necessary for normal body functioning; sodium plays an important role in the intracellular and intercellular exchanges; potassium normalises heart rhythm, regulates water-salt exchange and is necessary for many other processes in the body. In addition, black cumin oil contains protein, iron, copper, zinc, phosphorus, thiamine, riboflavin, pyridoxine and niacin.

According to the research conducted by the National Cancer Institute (Jefferson, USA), black cumin is an effective means of cancer prevention. Its component thymoquinone is a potent anticancer agent, which significantly inhibits growth of cancer cells.

The value of enzymatic and lipolytic properties of black cumin is so high that it is used to produce drug Nigedaza which treats chronic gastrointestinal diseases (cholecystitis, enterocolitis, enteritis, hepatitis, pancreatitis).