Black cumin seed oil, cold-pressed and unfiltered from Egyptian black cumin seeds. This oil is rich in important nutrients such as unsaturated fatty acids, minerals, and antioxidants. Black cumin has anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties and a strong antioxidant effect. Recommended for gallbladder, kidney, and liver diseases. Effective against intestinal worms/parasites.

Antifungal effect. Antiviral (e.g., against blackhead disease).

Black cumin was already known to the ancient Egyptians for its medicinal properties. Thymoquine is the main active ingredient in the black cumin plant (Nigella sativa). Black cumin seeds are mentioned in both the Bible and the Quran as a powerful medicine. Thymoquinone has numerous medicinal properties:

It is anti-inflammatory
It is antibacterial and prevents inflammation
It's effective against viruses (think black spot disease!). This is possible because thymoquinone blocks the spike proteins of viruses, preventing them from attaching to the body and thus causing disease.

It probably inhibits the growth of tumor cells; this has already been studied in dogs.

Supports the immune system in autoimmune diseases.

Skin conditions, as regards birds: scaly paws
The medicinal properties of black cumin are recognized by official organizations such as the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). This organization is the American equivalent of the Dutch Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority.


Black cumin seeds contain, among other things: linoleic acid, essential oils such as thymoquinone and carvacrol, nigellone or dithymoquinone, melantin, the alkaloids alpha-hederina, nigillin, nigellicin, nigelledine and damascenina, saponins, protoanemonin, fatty oil and tannins.

What are the essential properties of black cumin oil?

Black cumin oil contains over 100 components, many of which have yet to be discovered. It is a rich source of unsaturated fatty acids and contains approximately 35% fat, 21% protein, and 38% carbohydrates. The oil is 50% essential fatty acids. Linoleic acid helps the body fight infections, balances the immune system, and regulates allergic reactions. Gamma-linolenic acid also stabilizes cell membranes. Black cumin seeds are used for various treatments related to respiratory and gastrointestinal diseases, stimulate the immune system, and promote kidney and liver function.

Is there any scientific research on black cumin oil?

Since 1959, over 200 international universities have published studies with remarkable results. Recently, European scientists confirmed the oil's antibacterial and antifungal properties. Researchers at the Institute of Oncology and an Immunobiology laboratory have discovered that black cumin seeds stimulate immunity and bone marrow cells, increase interferon production, protect cells from viruses, destroy tumor cells, and increase antibody production. In recent years, trials have been conducted in the United States on the use of black cumin oil for several serious conditions. Initial results show impressive progress and confirm the enormous potential of black cumin oil's healing properties.

Black cumin oil promotes metabolism and digestion. It stimulates and regulates internal gallbladder disorders and fights intestinal worms and parasites!