Black cumin oil - Import export

Black cumin, lat. nigella sativa, is a spice plant from the buttercup family which is not related to caraway or cumin. After flowering, this cultivated plant develops capsules similar to poppy seeds in which the seeds of the so-called black cumin are found. Black cumin is grown mainly in Asian and Oriental areas where it finds enough sun to thrive. Black cumin is regarded in many places as the most successful natural remedy in the last ten years. In the Orient, the oil has been highly regarded for more than 3000 years as a spice and natural remedy. The Islamic Prophet Mohammed wrote the following symbolically meant sentence in his book "Hadith", "black cumin is the cure to all diseases except death". Effects: Laboratory studies have revealed that the unsaturated fatty acids in the poppy-like black cumin seeds serve as a preliminary stage for the synthesis of our body substances prostaglandin E1 and E2 and therefore have a direct influence on our immune system.

is used for centuries, especially in its original growing regions Iraq, Turkey and West Asia, as seasoning and in medicine. Black cumin oil is obtained from the seeds of the "true" black cumin. It originates in South Europe, North Africa, Asia Minor and the Mediterranean region. Nowadays the main growing regions are Egypt, India, Russia and Turkey. The black cumin is an annual plant and can reach a height of 30 cm. It blossoms from june to september and grows white to grey blue flowers. In those flowers bubble-like fruit capsules (2-3mm big) carry the seeds. They contain 0,5 % -1,5 % essential oil and 40 % fatty oil. The oil is obtained by cold pressing the seeds. The oil contains essential oils, linoleic acids, oleic acids, palmitic acids and a very small share of rare fatty acids. The essential oil protects the plant against oxidation.

Pure organic black cumin oil, cold pressed. Origin seeds is Egypt.

Black cumin, lat. nigella sativa, is a spice plant from the buttercup family which is not related to caraway or cumin. After flowering, this cultivated plant develops capsules similar to poppy seeds in which the seeds of the so-called black cumin are found. Black cumin is grown mainly in Asian and Oriental areas where it finds enough sun to thrive. Black cumin is regarded in many places as the most successful natural remedy in the last ten years. In the Orient, the oil has been highly regarded for more than 3000 years as a spice and natural remedy. The Islamic Prophet Mohammed wrote the following symbolically meant sentence in his book "Hadith", "black cumin is the cure to all diseases except death". Effects: Laboratory studies have revealed that the unsaturated fatty acids in the poppy-like black cumin seeds serve as a preliminary stage for the synthesis of our body substances prostaglandin E1 and E2 and therefore have a direct influence on our immune system.

The pure, Egyptian cold-pressed oil from the seeds of the genuine black cumin (Nigella sativa) is widely-known to be a precious gift from Nature. Its diverse applications have been recorded now for over 2,000 years. Each capsule contains 500 mg of pure Egyptian black cumin oil from controlled organic cultivation with about 84 percent biologically active unsaturated fatty acids.

100% natural, Egyptian, cold-pressed Organic black cumin oil is produced from the seed of Nigella sativa. By the gently cold-pressing and the filtration afterwards a clear, brownish oil with an aromatic smell and spicy taste is won. Organic black cumin oil contains a high proportion of biologically active, polyunsaturated fatty acids, especially linoleic acid which, with a daily intake of 10 g, contributes to a normal cholesterol level. This corresponds to 20 g Black Cumin Oil. Black cumin oil is also suitable for external application, helps especially to treat impure skin.

100% natural, Egyptian, cold-pressed Black cumin oil is produced from the seed of Nigella sativa. By the gently cold-pressing and the filtration afterwards a clear, brownish oil with an aromatic smell and spicy taste is won. Black cumin oil contains a high proportion of biologically active, polyunsaturated fatty acids, especially linoleic acid which, with a daily intake of 10 g, contributes to a normal cholesterol level. This corresponds to 20 g Black Cumin Oil. Organic black cumin oil can be enjoyed on its own or it may used in salads and other cold appetizers. The oil not only has excellent properties, but also the delicate flavour. Black cumin oil is also suitable for external application, helps especially to treat impure skin.