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Black Seed Oil
SKU:
USTBSOILR
Weight:
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lbs
9
ozs
What is the Sharp Black Seed Oil? Black seed oil contains 100 healing components working together in a synergistic effect for vitality and overall health. Stronger concentration! Key Benefits - Stimulate and support immune system
- Anti-inflammatory and anti-microbial properties
- Helps relieve pains, cramps or muscle spasms
Key Features - Contains essential oils
- 100% pure, cold pressed
- Suitable for vegans
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Black Seed Oil
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Black Seed Oil
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Black Seed Oil
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Black Seed Oil
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Product Information Nigella sativa is traditionally known in Middle Eastern countries as ‘the blessed seed’ due to its powerful healing qualities. Black seed oil is one of the most nutritious oils available. It is also called black cumin and in fact, looks like a darker and smaller version of the cumin seeds. It is genuinely useful oil which has been used as a natural remedy for centuries.
Black seed oil has over 100 different nutrients which aid the human body in its different functions. Thus, by taking this oil in the required amounts regularly, it is possible to keep the body healthy without the use of supplements or medications.
Some of the health effects of black seed oil can be obtained by applying it topically on the body; however it has been noticed that the benefits are even greater when ingested in the correct dose on regular basis (ideally every day).
What We Think How convenient would it be to find one remedy for all ailments? Well, it would save us a lot of money and would make life more enjoyable.
Black Seed Oil has been traditionally used for a variety of conditions related to respiratory health, intestinal health, kidney and liver function, circulatory and immune system, anti- allergic, anti-viral and for general well-being. Related Image Nigella Sativa  Nigella sativa is a flowering plant native to south and southwest Asia Black Seed Oil  Nigella Sativa has been used for medicinal purposes for centuries, both as a herb and pressed into oil
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