Bitter, spicy, slightly caraway-like taste. Dark color, intense odor. Black seed oil contains: 2% omega-3 fatty acids, 50-60% omega-6, about 23% monounsaturated, saturated - up to 20%, essential oils (including thymoquinone), tocopherol, phytosterols, flavonoids, saponins, alkaloids, amino acids, carotenoids. Good source of vitamin E: alpha-tocopherol ~30, gamma-tocopherol ~20 mg/100 g. The literature states that black seed oil is an effective antifungal, antibacterial, antiviral agent. has a general restorative effect on the immune system, promotes the regeneration of bone marrow and vital immune system cells. Prevents obesity, helps reduce weight, reduces blood cholesterol. Improves brain function, strengthens memory. Promotes digestion. Has diuretic properties. It breaks down kidney and bladder stones. It is used to treat whooping cough, cough and asthma. It strengthens the vocal cords, "clears" the throat, helps with colds. It improves potency and fertility. It is effective as an effective remedy for treating stomach ulcers, flatulence and diarrhea. It expels worms. It has a beneficial effect on those suffering from cardiovascular diseases, stabilizes blood pressure. Black seed oil is also used as a cosmetic product - it smoothes skin wrinkles. It is a very suitable remedy for the care of problem and inflamed skin. It can be used for acne, sensitive, irritated, itchy, dry, cracked, flaky skin. It can be applied to areas bitten by insects. It stimulates hair growth, strengthens it, giving it softness, stops hair loss, helps get rid of flaking of the scalp. Precautions: do not drink during pregnancy, you can only apply it to the sore spot. It is forbidden to use in patients who have undergone organ transplants (liver, kidney, heart) because immunity increases, which can lead to organ rejection. Place of origin of raw materials: India Information is for educational purposes. To use the oil for medicinal purposes, consult a doctor.