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How do I use black cumin seed?
Nigella seed is mainly used for its health benefits, although it can be used to give a special flavor to your dishes. You can use it in several ways: raw by eating it, grinding it, incorporating it into a dish, or adding it to another natural product and merging their benefits.
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How to store zamzam water?
Zamzam water can be stored like any other conventional water. Being in plastic packaging, avoid exposing it to sunlight. After each use, reseal your bottle to prevent the intrusion of third-party substances. After each use, reseal your bottle to prevent the intrusion of third-party substances.
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Which honey to mix with black cumin oil?
Mixing your nigella oil with honey will both sweeten its taste and merge its health benefits. The various virtues of black cumin on the immune system and various pathologies have been demonstrated by hundreds of studies. Those of honey vary depending on the variety, and scientific research is just as numerous on the subject.
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Is talbina useful for the intestines?
Do you have digestion problems? Is it too fluid or do you have trouble evacuating? There can be many causes, and natural remedies exist. The talbina is one of them according to research but also for Muslims in accordance with a hadith reported by Imam Ahmad.
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How to use black cumin oil for massage?
It is possible to make or make a massage with nigella oil. It is used in this sense for its benefits to the body, notably through its anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties. Thus, it can potentially relieve muscular tension, joint pain and pain associated with rheumatism.
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How long does black cumin oil keep?
The nigella oil can be stored for a maximum of 24 months (i.e. 2 years) according to French legislation. After this period, it is not recommended for consumption and is forbidden for sale. On top of this, it will have lost at least 20% of its benefits if its container has not been opened. It is not recommended to consume it after this period.
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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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