Cuminmar Black Cumin Oil Capsules
The Pharaohs’ oil in capsules
Softgel capsules with Black Cumin oil extracted by cold pressing, which maintains its natural content of Omega 6 and thymoquinone
MARNYS® Cuminmar softgels contain Black Cumin oil extracted by cold pressing Nigella sativa seeds. This extraction method guarantees that all properties are in optimal condition.
MARNYS® Cuminmar softgels with Black Cumin oil have got a minimum linoleic acid and thymoquinone content of 55-65% and 1.28%, respectively.
Black Cumin seeds have been of help for hundreds of years for some ailments, being of importance within the traditional Indian herbology, as well as of an extraordinary help, prophesied within Muslim religion, for well-being.
MARNYS® Cuminmar Black Cumin oil counts on the following properties:
- Linoleic acid, Omega 6, is an essential fatty acid and precursor of other fatty acids synthesised by the body in the liver: gamma-linoleic acid (GLA) and dihomo-gamma-linoleic acid (DGLA) which are important constituents of cell membranes.
- Thymoquinone is a volatile constituent of Black Cumin and belongs to benzoquinone group, which has shown antioxidant effects and other interesting bioactivities.
MARNYS® Cuminmar's action makes it an ideal supplement for those who want to balance spring variability due to the action of pollen, humidity, insects, etc. that may cause respiratory discomfort.
MARNYS® Cuminmar is presented in capsules with black cumin oil that improve preservation and dosage.
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• Avoid taking this product in conjunction with medications and other dietary supplements containing fibre.
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Black cumin: the pharaohs’ well-being. Black cumin, a History
Black cumin, Nigella sativa, is a plant native to ancient Egypt with numerous historical references and applications in traditional herbology.
Black cumin is known as the Pharaohs’ oil as black cumin seeds were presumably found in Tutankhamun’s tomb for its properties to accompany him in the afterlife. In addition, it seems that Cleopatra and Nefertiti used black cumin oil for their beauty care.
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