year ago, we wrote an article about
nigella sativa (aka black seed) titled,
'The Remedy For Everything But Death.'
It described the research on the many
ways in which black seed (nigella
sativa) is a potentially life-saving
medicinal food, and is one of our most
popular articles, with over 225K social
media shares.
Opening with, " This humble, but
immensely powerful seed, kills MRSA,
heals the chemical weapon poisoned
body, stimulates regeneration of the
dying beta cells within the diabetic's
pancreas, and yet too few even know it
exists," the article summarized the
peer-reviewed and published research
on 10 of the seed's remarkable health
benefits:
Type 2 Diabetes: Two grams
of black seed a day resulted
in reduced fasting glucose,
decreased insulin resistance,
increased beta-cell function,
and reduced glycosylated
hemoglobin (HbA1c) in
human subjects. [ii]
Helicobacter Pylori Infection:
Black seeds possess clinically
useful anti-H. pylori activity,
comparable to triple
eradication therapy. [iii]
Epilepsy: Black seeds were
traditionally known to have
anticonvulsive properties. A
2007 study with epileptic
children, whose condition was
refractory to conventional
drug treatment, found that a
water extract significantly
reduced seizure activity. [iv]
High Blood pressure: The
daily use of 100 and 200 mg
of black seed extract, twice
daily, for 2 months, was
found to have a blood
pressure-lowering effect in
patients with mild
hypertension. [v]
Asthma : Thymoquinone, one
of the main active
constituents within Nigella
sativa, is superior to the drug
fluticasone in an animal
model of asthma. [vi] Another
study, this time in human
subjects, found that boiled
water extracts of black seed
have relatively potent
antiasthmatic effect on
asthmatic airways. [vii]
Acute tonsillopharyngitis:
characterized by tonsil or
pharyngeal inflammation (i.e.
sore throat), mostly viral in
origin, black seed capsules (in
combination with Phyllanthus
niruri) have been found to
significantly alleviate throat
pain, and reduce the need for
pain-killers, in human
subjects. [viii]
Chemical Weapons Injury: A
randomized, placebo-
controlled human study of
chemical weapons injured
patients found that boiled
water extracts of black seed
reduced respiratory
symptoms, chest wheezing,
and pulmonary function test
values, as well as reduced the
need for drug treatment. [ix]
Colon Cancer: Cell studies
have found that black seed
extract compares favorably to
the chemoagent 5-fluoruracil
in the suppression of colon
cancer growth, but with a far
higher safety profile. [x]
Animal research has found
that black seed oil has
significant inhibitory effects
against colon cancer in rats,
without observable side
effects. [xi]
MRSA : Black seed has anti-
bacterial activity against
clinical isolates of methicillin
resistant Staphylococcus
aureus. [xii]
Opiate Addiction/Withdrawal:
A study on 35 opiate addicts
found black seed as an
effective therapy in long-term
treatment of opioid
dependence. [xiii]
Since then, the biomedical research on
black seed has continued to flourish,
with another 78 studies published and
cited on the National Library of
Medicine's biomedical database
MEDLINE over the past 11 months.
Here are 16 additional potential health
benefits to add to the growing list:
1. Prevents Radiation Damage :
Nigella sativa oil (NSO) and its
active component, thymoquinone ,
protect brain tissue from
radiation-induced nitrosative
stress. [i]
2. Protects Against Damage from
Heart Attack: A thymoquinone
extract from nigella sativa has a
protective effect against damage
associated with experimental
heart attack. [ii]
3. Prevents Morphine Dependence/
Toxicity: An alcohol extract of
nigella sativa reduces morphine-
associated conditioned place
preference, an indication of
morphine intoxication,
dependence and tolerance. [iii]
4. Prevents Kidney Damage
Associated with Diabetes : A
thymoquinone extract from
nigella sativa has protective
effects on experimental diabetic
nephropathy. [iv]
5. Prevents Post-Surgical
Adhesions: Covering peritoneal
surfaces with Nigella sativa oil
(NSO) after peritoneal trauma is
effective in decreasing peritoneal
adhesion formation in an
experimental model. [v]
6. Prevents Alzheimer's Associated
Neurotoxicity: A thymoquinone
extract from nigella sativa has
protective effects on
experimental diabetic prevents
neurotoxicity and Aβ1-40-
induced apoptosis in the cell
model. [vi]
7. Suppresses Breast Cancer
Growth: : A thymoquinone extract
from nigella sativa inhibits tumor
growth and induces programmed
cell death (apoptosis) in a breast
cancer xenograft mouse model.
[vii] [viii]
8. Exhibits Anti-Psoriasis
Properties: The alcohol extract of
nigella sativa seeds exhibit anti-
psoriatic activity, consistent with
its medicinal use in traditional
medicine. [ix]
9. Prevents Brain Pathology
Associated with Parkinson's
Disease : A thymoquinone extract
from nigella sativa protects
cultured neurons against αSN-
induced synaptic toxicity, a
pathology observed in the brains
of patients with Parkinson's
disease and dementia with Lewy
bodies. [x]
10. Kills Highly Aggressive
Gliobastoma Brain Cancer Cells:
A thymoquinone extract from
nigella sativa exhibits
glioblastoma cell killing activity.
[xi]
11. Kills Leukemia Cells: A
thymoquinone from nigella sativa
induces mitochondria-mediated
apoptosis in acute lymphoblastic
leukaemia in vitro. [xii]
12. Suppresses Liver Cancer Growth:
A thymoquinone extract from
nigella sativa prevents
chemically-induced cancer in a
rat model. [xiii]
13. Prevents Diabetic Pathologies: A
water and alcohol extract of
nigella sativa at low doses has a
blood-sugar lowering effect and
ameliorative effect on
regeneration of pancreatic islets,
indicating its value as a
therapeutic agent in the
management of diabetes
mellitus. [xiv]
14. Suppresses Cervical Cancer Cell
Growth: A thymoquinone extract
from nigella sativa exhibits anti-
proliferative, apoptotic and anti-
invasive properties in a cervical
cancer cell line. [xv]
15. Prevents Lead-Induced Brain
Damage : A thymoquinone extract
from nigella sativa ameliorates
lead-induced brain damage in
Sprague Dawley rats. [xvi]
16. Kills Oral Cancer Cells: A
thymoquinone extract from
nigella sativa induces
programmed cell death
(apoptosis) in oral cancer cells.
[xvii]
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What is it called in yoruba? Abi which one b black seed again?[color=#006600][/color]

Hafyz23:
What is it called in yoruba? Abi which one b black seed again?[color=#006600][/color]

don't know the Yoruba name .. bt d hausa call it habatul sauda

The Health Benefits of Black Cumin/Blackseed
Oil for Diabetics - "a remedy for all diseases
except death."
by Salmah Al-Ghazali
Apr 24, 2013
Black cumin is somewhat of a hidden
nutrient; however it can help with the
ailment of diabetes. Black cumin comes
from a herb by the name of Nigella
sativa. The seeds are commonly
grinded down to be used as a herbal
remedy and also can be used as spice
on food. One of the ways that black
cumin seeds can help with diabetes is
because it can lower a person's blood
sugar and research on animals does
support this theory. Also this nutrient
has antioxidants which can reduce
damage to the pancreas and digestive
system which may aid the symptoms
and cause of diabetes.The seeds of the
annual flowering plant, Nigella Sativa,
have been prized for their healing
properties since time immemorial. While
frequently referred to among English-
speaking cultures as Roman coriander,
black sesame, black cumin, black
caraway and onion seed, it is known
today primarily as black seed, which is
at the very least an accurate description
of its physical appearance.
The earliest record of its cultivation and
use come from ancient Egypt. Black
seed oil, in fact, was found in Egyptian
pharoah Tutankhamun's tomb, dating
back to approximately 3,300 years ago.
In Arabic cultures, black cumin is
known as Habbatul barakah, meaning
the "seed of blessing." It is also
believed that the Islamic prophet
Mohammed (peace be upon him) said
of it that it is "a remedy for all diseases
except death."
Many of black cumin's traditionally
ascribed health benefits have been
thoroughly confirmed in the biomedical
literature.

CAUSES OF DIABETES MELLITUS AMONG COCIN CLERGIES AND ITS EFFECTS
http://www.bravoprojecthelp.com/theology/causes-of-diabetes-mellitus-among-cocin-clergies-and-its-effects/

Hafyz23:
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We sell this black seed at affordable price with honey. because the most effective way of using it is to mix with good quality honey. We can deliver to you anywhere across the nation. We give advice on the usage depending on the ailment you want to treat.

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