EGYPTIAN BLACK CUMIN SEED OIL

Black cumin - the "all-rounder" from the Orient

First things first: black cumin has nothing to do with caraway or cumin - neither botanically nor in terms of taste. Black cumin oil is obtained from the seeds of the "true black cumin" (botanical name: Nigella sativa) and was already considered an "all-rounder" by the ancient Egyptians for a wide range of ailments: Headaches, problems with the respiratory tract, skin, stomach, digestion and many more. Not least because Egyptian black cumin oil contains a multitude of valuable nutrients: essential oils, minerals such as selenium, zinc, magnesium and copper, almost all essential amino acids as well as vitamins B1, C, E, beta-carotene, folic acid and biotin.

Ancient Egyptian kings swore by the power of black cumin oil - and they were even given a bottle of the oil as a burial gift on their eternal journey. Around a thousand years later, the precious oil from the Orient found its trade route to medieval Europe, where it was once highly prized, but then fell into oblivion ...

Today, Egyptian black cumin oil and its versatile properties have been very well researched and are "back on the rise" among health and nutrition-conscious people - e.g. to normalize blood sugar levels in the body*.

EGYPTIC BLACK CUMBER OIL with added vitamin value

Our EGYPTIC BLACK CUMBER OIL is particularly rich in 100% natural vitamins. The combination of vitamin E, folic acid and biotin supports skin and hair, blood formation, the immune system, mental function, reduces tiredness and helps to protect cells from oxidative stress.*

With this high-quality and harmonious natural composition, even the pharaohs would have been envious - and probably stayed healthy for longer ...

Cold-pressed premium quality in practical capsules

Not everyone likes bottled black cumin oil because of its intense flavor. For some it tastes too bitter, some too spicy and many simply too strong. The reason for this is the essential oils it contains: thymoquinone, p-cymene, ß-pinene and limonene. Anyone who didn't want to do without the important nutrients of the oriental oil had to live with a certain aftertaste - until now!

Because EGYPTIC BLACK CUMBER OIL from Vitactiv in capsule form is the perfect solution and combines four advantages:

• Advantage 1: The capsules contain the valuable nutrients in concentrated form to support many bodily functions.*

• Advantage 2: Thanks to the capsule form, there is no unpleasant taste.

• Advantage 3: With these capsules you can rely on premium quality. Because EGYPTIC BLACK COW OIL is cold-pressed, i.e. native. Thanks to this natural and gentle extraction of the oil, the vitamins, minerals and polyunsaturated fatty acids are retained.

• Advantage 4: The capsules have a much longer shelf life than the oil in a bottle that has already been opened.

Black cumin seed oil with 55% essential linoleic acid

Linoleic acid is the best-known polyunsaturated omega-6 fatty acid, which plays an important role in inflammatory processes in the human body. It is one of the essential nutrients. This means that the body cannot produce linoleic acid itself - and must therefore be supplied with food. In the skin - especially in the outermost layer (protective layer against environmental influences) - linoleic acid also plays an important role in regulating the water balance (keyword "dry skin/itching").

Studies on black cumin show positive results

There are now so many studies dealing with black cumin/black cumin oil that in 2016 a number of scientists joined forces to analyze the results published to date. The data comes from recognized databases such as Science Direct, Medline, PubMed, Scopus, EBSCO, EMBASE, SID and IranMedex.

The conclusion: black seed has excellent biological properties that can be helpful for a variety of ailments - in the areas of fat metabolism, blood sugar, blood pressure, microbial-induced ailments, wound healing, nervous system, digestion, immune system, reproduction, oxidative stress, inflammatory symptoms, etc. In summary, black seed is a valuable and promising plant for the treatment of ailments.

Source: "Phytochemistry, pharmacology, and therapeutic uses of black seed (Nigella sativa)." Chin J Nat Med. 2016 Oct;14(10):732-745. doi: 10.1016/S1875-5364(16)30088-7. PMID: 28236403. Epub 2016 Oct 31. Kooti W1, Hasanzadeh-Noohi Z2, Sharafi-Ahvazi N3, Asadi-Samani M4, Ashtary-Larky D5.

*Information on the effects of the ingredients under product details