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Black Cumin Seed Oil Reduces Inflammation And Infection

By | June 2nd, 2016 | Modified - June 2nd, 2016

John Gray had a sinus infection and found himself breathing through his mouth out night to get air into his body.

His said this drys out the lungs and we should be breathing through the nose while we are sleeping. he starting taking black seed oil and it took the sinus infection away in a week.

He said black seed oil in a cure all that comes from the Middle East and is a strong anti-inflammatory herb.

Black seed or black cumin oil is known for taking away inflammation and its corresponding inflammatory diseases like arthritic pain, auto-immune diseases, leaky gut, and allergies, and for strengthening mental focus and for supporting a positive mood.

Many of the allergies we have to deal with now are caused by a leaky gut, caused by the consumption of processed and synthetic sugars, pesticides, and other toxins. This compromises the integrity us the lining in the stomach and allows undigested proteins to escape into the bloodstream.

The body creates antibodies to combat what is seen as a foreign substance in the body with leads to the development of allergies to the foods that contain those proteins, histamine responses, and inflammation.

Black seed oil helps to reduce the inflammatory responses and heal a leaky gut. People have been consuming black seed oil to reduce this inflammatory response by consuming a teaspoon of black seed oil after every meal.

Inflammation is the root of all chronic diseases and black seed oil has been used successfully to address a wide range of inflammatory issues because of its high anti-inflammatory power.

Modern science says today that all of our health challenges are complicated greatly by chronic inflammation.

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