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Black cumin oil for breastfeeding women: danger?
Nigella oil can be used for breastfeeding women. No studies show specific risks for this type of population, with the exception of people allergic to these foods: Fennel, Celery Cumin, All seeds or plants of the Ranunculaceae family However, the absence of studies showing adverse effects on the health of nursing mothers and babies does not dispense with medical advice and does not render black cumin oil harmless.
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Talbina and depression
Muslims attribute talbina with benefits for reducing or wiping out the symptoms of depression and sadness, a disease that is increasingly prevalent throughout the world and especially in France. This is explained by the existence of a sacred text, a hadith, which mentions this unique property for a food that can be found fairly easily on the market.
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The benefits of zamzam water
If you wish to consume zamzam water for the fact that it is a cause for Allah to grant your requests, you will be surprised to learn that it also has many benefits. Many researchers have studied this unique water and many benefits have been found. It is also cited in religious texts for its health benefits.
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Can black cumin oil be drunk?
There are many different types of oil on the market: essential oils, vegetable oils, mineral oils and more. Each has specific characteristics and uses. Nigella oil is a vegetable oil and is used as much as a natural remedy in ingestion, as in cosmetics and food. It can therefore be drunk or used locally to act on the health level.
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Vitamins present in black cumin oil
Nigella oil is made up of many highly beneficial active ingredients, including thymoquinone and fatty acids. But not only that! It's known to be very rich in vitamins A and E, making this vegetable oil a natural multi-functional product. Nigella oil is also known for its high vitamin A and E content.
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