I’m really sad I can’t take this as I’ve had lifelong overactive immune system issues and am 99% sure I need to dampen both th1 and th2 systems. Lately rosacea, seasonal allergies (itchy eyes, and airway mucus), food reactions to wheat/milk/maybe peanuts, IBD, and blood brain barrier permeability (GABA supplements knock me out, and lots of headaches) are my big concerns, though I’ve also had asthma, bronchitis, eczema, migraines, and likely more.
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]]>You will find it as black seed oil. It is actually “black cumin seed oil” which is derived from the black cumin seed, but it seems to be described more often as just “black seed oil.” You can take the oil by the teaspoon and use it in salad dressings etc.
Nigella sativa is the scientific name of the seed itself.
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This is for the gentlemen ED that posted on 5/9/18 regarding the confusion between Nigella Sativa and Black Cumin….a few years we started realizing the difference and that’s been corrected…we are not as dumb as he thinks we are (thankfully) I think this article will enlighten him a bit.
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