The Black Seed Range

Our most popular black seed product; 100% cold-pressed virgin black seed oil sourced from the fertile, warm lands of Ethiopia. Absolutely no heat, additives or preservatives are used during production. The smooth and silky texture with a pungent, spicy taste will leave your senses tingling. Every bottle is filled with 100% purity and goodness. Learn more...

Blackseed has been around for centuries from various eastern countries and has gradually made its way towards the West. It is known by many names such as: black cumin seed, nigella sativa, habba barakah (the blessed seed), black seed, black caraway, black sesame, black coriander, and blackseed.

From religious texts, to the “Father of Early Modern Medicine,” Ibn Sina, black seed has been prized for its fast and powerful effects in healing various ailments. We can even trace the use of blackseeds to the era of Ancient Egypt. Traces of blackseeds have been found in the tomb of King Tut and used as a beauty regimen for Cleopatra.

Countries in the Middle east and Southeast Asia have used blackseed in its solid and liquid oil form and has become a customary herb that is found in almost every pantry for cooking and health needs.

For topical use:

Apply a few drops on areas of dry/cracked skin and rub in to get moisturized restored skin.

Apply a few drops on tip of finger and rub on outer area of nose to combat allergies and symptoms of the common cold.

Rub oil on chest to help ease symptoms of chest congestion, asthma, bronchitis, and pain.

Mix a few drops of Black seed oil with your favorite oil (olive oil, coconut oil, castor oil) to use as an oil treatment for your hair. Will help with hair growth, strength, shine, condition the scalp and rid dandruff.

As a food supplement:

Consume 1 teaspoon of Blackseed oil once or twice daily depending on tolerance.

Mix 1 teaspoon of Black seed oil with your favorite honey.

Mix a few drops of Black seed oil in your favorite herbal tea for a stronger taste.

*Not suitable for pregnant women or children under the age of 5.
*Consult a health professional before stopping or starting any new supplement in your diet

Ethiopia

Our most popular black seed product; 100% cold-pressed virgin black seed oil sourced from the fertile, warm lands of Ethiopia. Absolutely no heat, additives or preservatives are used during production. The smooth and silky texture with a pungent, spicy taste will leave your senses tingling. Every bottle is filled with 100% purity and goodness. Learn more...

For topical use:

Apply a few drops on areas of dry/cracked skin and rub in to get moisturized restored skin.

Apply a few drops on tip of finger and rub on outer area of nose to combat allergies and symptoms of the common cold.

Rub oil on chest to help ease symptoms of chest congestion, asthma, bronchitis, and pain.

Mix a few drops of Black seed oil with your favorite oil (olive oil, coconut oil, castor oil) to use as an oil treatment for your hair. Will help with hair growth, strength, shine, condition the scalp and rid dandruff.

As a food supplement:

Consume 1 teaspoon of Blackseed oil once or twice daily depending on tolerance.

Mix 1 teaspoon of Black seed oil with your favorite honey.

Mix a few drops of Black seed oil in your favorite herbal tea for a stronger taste.

*Not suitable for pregnant women or children under the age of 5.
*Consult a health professional before stopping or starting any new supplement in your diet

Blackseed has been around for centuries from various eastern countries and has gradually made its way towards the West. It is known by many names such as: black cumin seed, nigella sativa, habba barakah (the blessed seed), black seed, black caraway, black sesame, black coriander, and blackseed.

From religious texts, to the “Father of Early Modern Medicine,” Ibn Sina, black seed has been prized for its fast and powerful effects in healing various ailments. We can even trace the use of blackseeds to the era of Ancient Egypt. Traces of blackseeds have been found in the tomb of King Tut and used as a beauty regimen for Cleopatra.

Countries in the Middle east and Southeast Asia have used blackseed in its solid and liquid oil form. It has become a customary herb that is found in almost every pantry for cooking and health needs.

Ethiopia

We like to offer solutions without compromising on quality. Our Ethiopian Black seed oil is also available in a simple softgel capsule. A solution for those not too fond of the strong taste of the Black seed oil but still want to enjoy the benefits it has to offer.

Black seed has been around for centuries from various eastern countries and has gradually made its way towards the West. It is known by many names such as: black cumin seed, nigella sativa, habba barakah (the blessed seed), black seed, black caraway, black sesame, black coriander, and black seed.

From religious texts, to the “Father of Early Modern Medicine,” Ibn Sina, black seed has been prized for its fast and powerful effects in healing various ailments. We can even trace the use of black seeds to the era of Ancient Egypt. Traces of black seeds have been found in the tomb of King Tut and used as a beauty regimen for Cleopatra.

Countries in the Middle east and Southeast Asia have used Black seed in its solid and liquid oil form. It has become a customary herb that is found in almost every pantry for cooking and health needs.

Ethiopia

We like to offer solutions without compromising on quality. Our Ethiopian Black seed oil is also available in a simple softgel capsule. A solution for those not too fond of the strong taste of the Black seed oil but still want to enjoy the benefits it has to offer.

Blackseed has been around for centuries from various eastern countries and has gradually made its way towards the West. It is known by many names such as: black cumin seed, nigella sativa, habba barakah (the blessed seed), black seed, black caraway, black sesame, black coriander, and blackseed.

From religious texts, to the “Father of Early Modern Medicine,” Ibn Sina, black seed has been prized for its fast and powerful effects in healing various ailments. We can even trace the use of blackseeds to the era of Ancient Egypt. Traces of blackseeds have been found in the tomb of King Tut and used as a beauty regimen for Cleopatra.

Countries in the Middle east and Southeast Asia have used Black seed in its solid and liquid oil form. It has become a customary herb that is found in almost every pantry for cooking and health needs.

Ethiopia

Cod liver oil has been shown to have unique healing properties that strengthen the eyesight, boosts brain health, and reduces chronic inflammation. Our research and development team decided to blend the Ethiopian Black seed oil with cod liver oil. The result? A powerful 2 in 1 combination for your everyday health and wellness needs.

Cod Liver Oil has a diverse history behind its use from ancestral cultures such as Eskimos and fishing communities of Scotland and Norway. These cultures and communities are from cold regions where the days were short and sunlight was scarce. Due to the scarcity of sunlight during that time, people were severely malnourished and highly deficient in Vitamin D; an essential component of good bone health. This lead to a plague of children becoming affected by rickets disease (caused by Vitamin D deficiency) that greatly affected the formation of bones and joints. Cod liver oil was used to treat this aliment and restore the body’s natural bone health.

Ethiopia

Cod liver oil has been shown to have unique healing properties that strengthen the eyesight, boosts brain health, and reduces chronic inflammation. Our research and development team decided to blend the Ethiopian Black seed oil with cod liver oil. The result? A powerful 2 in 1 combination for your everyday health and wellness needs.

Cod Liver Oil has a diverse history behind its use from ancestral cultures such as Eskimos and fishing communities of Scotland and Norway. These cultures and communities are from cold regions where the days were short and sunlight was scarce. Due to the scarcity of sunlight during that time, people were severely malnourished and highly deficient in Vitamin D; an essential component of good bone health. This lead to a plague of children becoming affected by rickets disease (caused by Vitamin D deficiency) that greatly affected the formation of bones and joints. Cod liver oil was used to treat this aliment and restore the body’s natural bone health.

Ethiopia

When you combine the power of turmeric with Black Seed, you get a supplement that really packs a punch. The all-round benefits to health certainly should not be underestimated, as each benefit compounds the others to help keep us healthy, balanced and full of vitality. When so many different benefits are provided simultaneously the power of both main ingredients is magnified and becomes even more effective..

Turmeric Root (Curcuma Longa) powder, Black Seed (Nigella Sativa) Powder, Black Pepper (Piper Nigrum) Powder. Vegan capsule shell (Hydroxypropyl methylcellulose).

Ethiopia

When you combine the power of turmeric with Black Seed, you get a supplement that really packs a punch. The all-round benefits to health certainly should not be underestimated, as each benefit compounds the others to help keep us healthy, balanced and full of vitality. When so many different benefits are provided simultaneously the power of both main ingredients is magnified and becomes even more effective.

Turmeric Root (Curcuma Longa) powder, Black Seed (Nigella Sativa) Powder, Black Pepper (Piper Nigrum) Powder. Vegan capsule shell (Hydroxypropyl methylcellulose).

Ethiopia

Natural glucosamine is the ideal supplement for maintaining healthy bones and joints. Without the presence of glucosamine in our body, simple everyday tasks that involve movement would be impossible. With the powerful combination of Black seed oil, this capsule is a great 2 in 1 for your everyday health and wellness needs.

The discovery of glucosamine and its importance in the human body was made by Dr. George Ledderhose in 1876 by preparing it in a lab to mimic the naturally occurring compound. It was not until the late 1960’s and 1970’s that glucosamine was used clinically in parts of Europe. About four (4) decades later, American Joint Health Expert, Dr. Jason Theodosakis, introduced his book “The Arthritis Cure,” which became America’s #1 seller. Dr. Theodosakis’s visionary work on the effectiveness of glucosamine to treat symptoms such as osteoarthritis has assisted many people who have suffered from bone and joint related problems.

Ethiopia

Natural glucosamine is the ideal supplement for maintaining healthy bones and joints. Without the presence of glucosamine in our body, simple everyday tasks that involve movement would be impossible. With the powerful combination of Black seed oil, this capsule is a great 2 in 1 for your everyday health and wellness needs.

Turmeric Root (Curcuma Longa) powder, Black Seed (Nigella Sativa) Powder, Black Pepper (Piper Nigrum) Powder. Vegan capsule shell (Hydroxypropyl methylcellulose).

Ethiopia

Why not experience the taste and texture of the seeds that are responsible for making our amazing Ethiopian Black seed Oil?

Blackseed has been around for centuries from various eastern countries and has gradually made its way towards the West. It is known by many names such as: black cumin seed, nigella sativa, habba barakah (the blessed seed), black seed, black caraway, black sesame, black coriander, and blackseed.

From religious texts, to the “Father of Early Modern Medicine,” Ibn Sina, black seed has been prized for its fast and powerful effects in healing various ailments. We can even trace the use of blackseeds to the era of Ancient Egypt. Traces of blackseeds have been found in the tomb of King Tut and used as a beauty regimen for Cleopatra.

Countries in the Middle east and Southeast Asia have used blackseed in its solid and liquid oil form. It has become a customary herb that is found in almost every pantry for cooking and health needs.

The seeds can be used in many versatile ways. Grind the black seeds and mix with honey to make a detoxifying facial scrub or mask. Take a pinch in the morning before starting your day to cleanse your throat and respiratory system. Replace your flax and chia seeds with whole black seeds for a stronger nutrient dense super food. The possibilities are endless!

Ethiopia

Why not experience the taste and texture of the seeds that are responsible for making our amazing Ethiopian Black seed Oil?

The seeds can be used in many versatile ways. Grind the black seeds and mix with honey to make a detoxifying facial scrub or mask. Take a pinch in the morning before starting your day to cleanse your throat and respiratory system. Replace your flax and chia seeds with whole black seeds for a stronger nutrient dense super food. The possibilities are endless!

Blackseed has been around for centuries from various eastern countries and has gradually made its way towards the West. It is known by many names such as: black cumin seed, nigella sativa, habba barakah (the blessed seed), black seed, black caraway, black sesame, black coriander, and blackseed.

From religious texts, to the “Father of Early Modern Medicine,” Ibn Sina, black seed has been prized for its fast and powerful effects in healing various ailments. We can even trace the use of blackseeds to the era of Ancient Egypt. Traces of blackseeds have been found in the tomb of King Tut and used as a beauty regimen for Cleopatra.

Countries in the Middle east and Southeast Asia have used blackseed in its solid and liquid oil form. It has become a customary herb that is found in almost every pantry for cooking and health needs.

Ethiopia