Black Seed Interactions Overview

Check For Interactions With Black Seed

Black Seed

Also known as
  • Nigella sativa
  • black caraway
  • black cumin
  • Roman-Coriander
  • Ajenuz
  • Aranuel
  • Baraka
  • Black Caraway
  • Black Cumin
  • Black Cumin Seed Oil
  • Charnuska
  • Cheveux de Vénus
  • Cominho Negro
  • Comino Negro
  • Cumin Noir
  • Cyah Dane
  • Fennel Flower
  • Fitch
  • Graine de Nigelle
  • Graine Noire
  • Hab
Black Seed Black seed, also known as black cumin, is a flowering plant belonging to the Ranunculaceae family. It is used in traditional medicine for the treatment of several conditions, including bronchitis, colic, fatigue, fever, headache, toothache, back pain, and infections. Most dietary supplements containing black seed market it as supporting the respiratory and digestive system, as well as improving immune health. Black seed oil is obtained from the seeds being cold-pressed. In regard to supplements, whole black seeds contain both the oil and other components such as fiber and proteins, while black seed oil is a concentrated source of the oil only. Both can be taken as supplements, but black seed oil contains larger amounts of active components, while whole seeds can provide additional nutrients and fiber.
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