The so-called true black cumin (lat. Nigella sativa) belongs to the family of buttercups and, contrary to its name, has nothing to do with the well-known spice caraway or cumin. Black cumin is known especially in the Islamic cultural circle, as its health-promoting properties are already mentioned in the Koran. Occurrence and cultivation of black … Black Cumin: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
Symptoms Possible symptoms of hay fever include: Allergic rhinitis: itchy, runny or stuffy nose, sneezing. Allergic conjunctivitis: red, itchy, watery eyes. Cough, mucus formation Itching in the mouth Swollen, blue discolored skin under the eyes Fatigue Sleep disturbance due to the discomfort Hay fever is often accompanied by other inflammatory diseases of the mucous membranes. … Hay Fever Causes
Synonyms in a broader sense Latin name: Nigella sativa folk name: Roman cumin, black coriander. Family: buttercup plants Plant description Herbaceous plant with tripartite, fiedric alternate leaves. The whole plant is slightly hairy, especially the stem. The flowers are white at the end, with greenish or bluish discoloration at the edges. Seeds develop from them, … Black Cumin
Products In pharmacies and drugstores are available black cumin oil capsules (eg, from Alpinamed, Phytomed), the black cumin oil and black cumin seeds. Stem plant Black cumin L. from the Ranunculaceae family is an annual plant that was traditionally used in Asia Minor, Arab countries and southern Europe. Medicinal drug The whole or ground seeds … Black Cumin: Medicinal Uses
