By Chf. Barr. Oluwatoyin Abegunde
It’s fair to say that this black seed “cures all diseases except death.”
Nigella, also known as black cumin, is an aromatic plant of the Ranunculaceae family. Its black seeds, from which it takes its name, are edible.
Often used in cooking as a spice, it also has many medicinal properties, some more well-known than others. It cleanses the body of toxins, stimulates cell regeneration, strengthens the immune system, and destroys bacteria.
Here is a list of 49 diseases for which black seed improves the chances of recovery…
1. Cancer
2. Arthritis
3. AIDS
4. Allergies
5. Inflammation
6. Joint pain
7. Muscle pain
8. Limb pain
9. Back pain
10. Bronchitis
11. Nasal congestion
12. Cold
13. Cough
14. Flu
15. Chest Congestion
16. Baldness
17. Brittle Hair
18. Hemorrhoids
19. Itching
20. Eczema
21. General Pain
22. Sore Throat
23. Headache
24. Migraine
25. Constipation
26. Diarrhea
27. Infections
28. Ear Infection
29. Gum Infections
30. Bleeding Gums
31. Gas
32. Bladder Infection
33. Diabetes
34. Weight Loss
35. Tumors
36. Blood Pressure
37. Cholesterol
38. Immunity
39. Heartburn
40. Rheumatism
41. Memory
42. Intestinal Parasites 43. Insomnia
44. Hypertension and depression
45. Lack of concentration
46. Asthma
47. Hay fever
48. Toothache
49. Sexual weakness…
Research and actual results confirm that black seed sativa improves the chances of recovery from most common illnesses. You may be wondering how it can help cure all these different ailments and conditions. This list is not exhaustive.
The principle behind black seed is simple: it strengthens the immune system. The stronger your immune system, the better your health, because a stronger immune system helps the body fight disease and keep it functioning properly.
▪️DOSAGE:
The most widely used form in herbal medicine is black seed oil, extracted from its seeds.
▪️ DIRECTIONS FOR USE:
– For adults: Take 1 to 3 teaspoons, pure or with honey, milk, or any other food, with meals, or 1 tablespoon at bedtime, for a three-month course of treatment.
– For children under 12 years of age, half a teaspoon per day is sufficient, while children over 12 can take 1 teaspoon per day.
– It’s good to know that black cumin seeds can be mixed with fruit juices, milk, water, olive oil, etc. For example, you can consume a mixture of one tablespoon of black cumin essential oil with yogurt to relieve diarrhea.
– For external use, black cumin oil is generally used pure, applied topically, and several times a day. It can also be incorporated into your cosmetic products. Black seed oil can also be added to boiling water before being inhaled. The crushed seeds can be used as poultices to treat certain skin problems.
▪️ Precautions for using black seed
Consumed in excessive quantities, black seed can be mildly toxic.
Contraindications: None.
Side effects: None.
I have the seed available.
Credit: Heritage News
