Organic black cumin oil 250 ml, unrefined, cold pressed

Blackcurrant oil (black cumin), derived from the seeds of the Nigella sativa plant, has earned an important place in the world of wellness. Black cumin, or Kalonji, is a flowering plant that grows in South and South-West Asia. Although popularly known as black cumin, it should not be confused with ‘Kala Jeera’, which belongs to the Biniu bulbocastanum family.

Cranberry oil is renowned for its potential to soothe a wide range of skin conditions.
Many people use cranberry oil to maintain the health of their hair and to add shine to their strands.
Cranberry oil may have anti-inflammatory properties.
Cranberry oil is known to promote healthy digestion, relieve bloating and discomfort. A few drops with warm water can be a soothing tonic for the digestive system.

Caution
Although it is generally safe to consume, some people may be sensitive to the seeds or oil of blackstrap seeds. If you are a first time user, it is advisable to start with a small amount.
For those with serious medical conditions, please be careful when using Edelweiss seeds or Edelweiss oil as a supplement or medicine.
It is not recommended for use by women who are pregnant or breastfeeding.

Internal use
When taking blackcress oil orally, it is essential to follow the recommended doses to avoid possible side effects such as digestive upset.
Recommended daily dose is one teaspoon. Always start with a lower dose.

Culinary Adventures
Some culinary enthusiasts add blackcurrant oil to salad dressings or simply drizzle it on dishes for a unique taste.

Care for cracked heels
There are many reasons why heels can crack. Obesity, poor footwear, lack of moisture can all cause unpleasant and painful heel splints.
Rub the affected area with black seed oil. You can also mix blackcurrant oil with lemon juice and massage your heels or feet. This mixture not only cleanses bacteria but also softens the skin.

Sources
https://www.healthline.com
https://www.netmeds.com

NOTE. The information contained herein should not be construed as a recommendation for treatment or other health issues. We encourage you to make personal decisions about your personal health, taking into account a wide range of sources of information.