Thymoquinone Fights Against Seasonal Allergies

 

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'Black cumin seed oil contains a known immune modulator that could potentially help millions of people dry up their sinuses.
Now, we’re not talking about the spice cumin — that’s a totally different plant species from black cumin. This is something else entirely.
So, although I would always advise to cook liberally with cumin, it probably won’t help your runny, itchy nose. Sorry.
But black cumin, however, may very well help because it provides thymoquinone — an immune modulator.
Let's explore how it works.'

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Black Cumin Seed Oil Hits Nutrient Research Headlines

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'Centuries ago, black cumin seeds were used to treat digestive problems, fatigue, headaches, intestinal worms and parasites, infections, nasal congestion, skin problems, toothaches, the common cold and many more ailments. Since 1959, there have been hundreds of studies conducted all over the world and are still ongoing to determine the effects of nigella sativa on various conditions and diseases.

Many reports have been published based on these studies and trials. Here are some of the findings and the potential healing power of black cumin oil or black seed oil.'

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