Benefits of Black Seed Oil
Let's talk about black seed. It's quite interesting.
It's been around for a very long time in many cultures.
They actually found these black seeds present in the ancient
Egyptian tomb of the Pharaoh Tutankhamun, which is King
Tut. So the properties of this oil in black
seed is
quite extensive. So let's go through the list.
Asthma, hypertension, diabetes, pain, inflammation,
antimicrobial, antifungal, antiviral,
antibacterial.
Number seven, anticancer. The anti, uh, phytonutrient called
thymoquinone, it actually causes the cancer to commit
suicide without
creating any problem on normal cells. It's called apoptosis.
There's a study which I'll list below.
Apparently, black seed is a significant inhibitor of solid tumors
in mice. Now, the other mechanism of how it deals with
cancer, which is quite
interesting, it's a somatostatin analog. Now, let me explain what that means.
An analog is something that mimics something, and somatostatin
is a
hormone that lowers or inhibits growth hormone,
insulin,
and glucagon. But the black seed oil was the only
natural somatostatin analog that I could find, uh, out of a database
of thousands and thousands of natural remedies.
So this right here will create an anticancer effect because it blocks
certain
pathways that allow the cancer to, uh, get its
material, its raw material to grow.
And then we get to number eight, anticonvulsant.
So if someone has a seizure, um, this could help them.
All right, number nine, neuroprotection.
So if there's, um, a lot of free radical damage
or oxidation going on in the brain,
black seed can help counter that, so it's a powerful antioxidant.
All right, number ten, it can protect against kidney disease,
like a kidney problem
from having diabetes or a kidney problem
that has developed from a person
taking, uh, Tylenol, antibiotics, certain
steroids, being exposed to lead, mercury, cadmium,
aluminum, and even morphine. So black seed oil is very,
very protective on the
kidney if someone is in a situation where they have to take certain
medications that have a lot of side effects. It's also a diuretic.
It can also help to inhibit dermatitis, which is a skin problem.
It can help support the immune system by increasing phagocytosis, which are the
cells that gobble up and clean up infection.
And it's anti-gas. So in summary, black seed pretty much handles about every
single
problem that you may experience. Thanks for watching.
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