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Black Seeds, Honey, and Covid 19

Navigating the wealth of online information about natural wellness during the pandemic can be overwhelming, but you've found two of the most promising natural ingredients studied for immune support: Black Seed Oil and Honey.

While it's crucial to remember that no food or supplement can cure or prevent COVID-19, scientific research has been exploring the potential benefits of these traditional remedies. A pivotal 2021 clinical trial found that a combination of honey and black seed (Nigella sativa) significantly reduced symptom duration and even improved recovery rates in patients with moderate to severe cases. Further studies have reinforced these findings, with one 2023 trial showing a remarkable 86% recovery rate when the mixture was used as a supportive therapy. Researchers believe that the powerful anti-inflammatory and antioxidant compounds in both honey and black seed oil may help calm the dangerous "cytokine storm" that can make COVID-19 so

The Health Benefits of Black Seeds Oil Capsules

Nigella sativa is the botanical name of black seed. Black seeds are also called as black cumin, black caraway, kalonji, fennel flower or black onion seeds. The seed comes from a flowering plant (part of the Ranunculacea family) native to southwest Asia and the Mediterranean.

• Black seed oil has been used traditionally for thousands of years-as natural remedy for a wide range of ailments.
• The active chemical constituents in Black seed oil are thymoquinone, p-cymene, carvacrol, α-pinene and thymol etc.
• Most of the pharmacological activities of black seed oil are attributed to the thymoqunine (TQ).

TQ is the main ingredient of the volatile oil and has a plenty of pharmacological benefits such as being hepato-protective, possesses anti-inflammatory properties, antibacterial, and antifungal properties. Black seed oil is rich in anti-oxidants that protect the body from the harms of free-radicals. Free-radicals are highly unstable species that cause

Two studies were conducted in cooperation with University of Science and Technology

Did you know that the by‑product of black seed oil pressing can be a valuable protein‑rich supplement for livestock? In a groundbreaking study conducted in cooperation with the Jordan University of Science and Technology, researchers found that including black seed meal in the diet of Awassi sheep led to significant improvements in both growth and reproductive performance. This is a prime example of how sustainable by‑products can actively contribute to animal health and productivity.

Note to Reader: The full details of the study and its methodology are available in the link below.

• positively affects growth,
• reproduction
• and performance in general

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