SIGNIFICANCE OF HABA SODA;;;;;Black seeds, also referred to as Roman coriander, black caraway or black cumin, are a product of the Nigella Sativa plant, native to Europe, India, and Arabia. The seeds have been used for centuries to cure a wide range of health issues going from curing headaches and toothaches to fighting intestinal worms and infections. These tiny black seeds have even been called “The Remedy For Everything But Death”, and researchers are still unraveling more uses and benefits as we speak. A special oil is extracted from the seeds which is used in the preparation of various medical formulas. I’ll list the most important ones for you here. 1. Heart Health Black seed oil shows some great results in improving your overall heart health. It can reduce bad or LDL cholesterol, lowers blood pressure and reduces the risk of heart attacks. Further reading: read these articles about 10 simple and effective ways to lower cholesterol naturally, how to reduce high blood pressure naturally and 10 signs for heart attack never to ignore. 2. Type II Diabetes Consuming black seed oil aids people to stabilize blood sugar levels, improves insulin resistance, and promotes beta-cell function in the pancreas. According to a study published in the January 2009 issue of the “Journal of Ethnopharmacology, black seed extracts help inhibit the absorption of glucose in the intestines and improve glucose tolerance in laboratory animals. Another article in the April 2011 issue of the “Journal of Endocrinology and Metabolism” reaffirms that a component found in black seeds increases the insulin sensitivity of liver cells, which helps prevent type 2 diabetes. Further reading: read about the best foods to control diabetes here. 3. Epilepsy Black seeds have anticonvulsive properties and can reduce the frequency of seizures in people, especially children, who are diagnosed with epilepsy. 4. Asthma Black seed oil can aid people with asthma. Some studies even claim it to be more potential than the conventional medicine to reduce the asthmatic effect on the airways. The anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties of black seed oil relaxes bronchial muscles and helps people fight acute asthma attacks and coughs. You could massage the oil straight on your chest or add a teaspoon to a cup of ginger tea to find instant relieve. Further reading: find here top 10 natural remedies for asthma. 5. MRSA MRSA, or methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, is an antibiotic resistant bacteria that causes many deaths worldwide. Most infections occur in people who have been hospitalized or had surgery or dialysis. Black seed’s strong antibacterial properties shows some great and promising results in killing this deadly and resistant bacteria. 6. Cold And Flu Due to Its anti-inflammatory, antiviral and antibacterial properties, black seeds are an effective treatment to cure the flu and colds. They soothe a sore throat, reduce fever, and ease digestive issues such as nausea, upset stomach, and cramps. When you feel the first symptoms, mix ½ teaspoon of fresh ginger with ½ teaspoon black seed oil, use twice a day until symptoms disappear. Further reading: also refer to my previous article about top 10 natural treatments for cold and flu. 7. Muscle Cramps And Spasms Black seed oil works as a strong anti-spasmodic and anti-inflammatory agent to ease muscle cramps and spasms. The only thing you need to do is massage the oil onto the area twice a day or add one teaspoon black seed oil to chamomile tea and drink before going to bed to avoid cramps and spasms during the night. Further reading: you can also use these essential oils to relieve muscle pain and spasms. 8. Radiation Control Black seed’s active compound thymoquinone has shown some great results in protecting your brain from radiation damage. Further reading: read here how to reduce dangers of Wi-Fi radiation. 9. Toothaches Black seed oil fights bacteria and cures inflammation, making it a great treatment to ease toothaches. Further reading: also read the article how to treat gum infection naturally. 10. Psoriasis When black seed oil is applied topically it can ease psoriasis inflammation. It strengthens your skin and soothes eruptions. Further reading: find more information about 10 natural ways to relieve psoriasis in this article. 11. Treat And Prevent Several Types Cancer Extracts of black seed’s active compound thymoquinone shows some great results in inducing cell death and can slow or stop the progression of cancer. Up until now, thymoquinone extract has shown some promising results in fighting leukemia, colon, breast, brain, and oral cancer. But more research is needed to unravel its full potential. A study published in “Oncology Letters” in 2010 found that two daily doses of crude extra-virgin black seed oil inhibited the growth of cancer tumors in the colon, lungs, esophagus and fore-stomach in rats. The study concluded that black seed oil could possibly be used to prevent cancer and lessen the need for chemotherapy in the early stage of cancer, due to its ability to suppress the proliferation of cancer cells. Further reading: read more about the 14 foods that protect against cancer development. 12. Lead Poisoning Black seeds are brain friendly. Studies show that it can protect and even reverse damage to the brain due to lead poisoning. Where to buy black seed? Black seeds are available as capsules, powders and oils. You can buy black seeds or black seed oil at your local health food store or online. Always use a product that is labeled as 100%, cold-pressed, solvent free, and packed and sealed by machine. Safety notes According to webMD website, black seed, when used in small quantities, such as a flavoring for foods, appears to be safe for most people, however there isn’t enough information to know if larger, medicinal quantities are safe. Taking larger medicinal amounts is unsafe for pregnant and breast feeding women. Always talk to your doctor before taking any black seed supplements. Its strong anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and antifungal properties can save lives. And these 15 health benefits are only the tip of the iceberg as researcher are still finding more remarkable ways on how black seeds can heal and protect your body. AmyThis is a guest post written by Amy Goodrich, biologist, natural nutrition expert, and holistic health coach who loves living a natural, eco-friendly, and healthy lifestyle.
Posted on: Tue, 23 Sep 2014 15:57:16 +0000
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