Malaysians use the oil of black cumin seed to treat headaches, nasal ulcers, rheumatism and inflammation of the male reproductive system. In Indonesia, black cumin seeds are added to astringent medicines for abdominal disorders.
Ethiopians also use black cumin seed for headaches by mixing it with melted butter, wrapping it in a cloth and sniffing it. Algerians also use black cumin by roasting it with butter for coughs and taking it with honey for colic.
In the Indian Ayurvedic medicine tradition, black cumin seeds are considered a purgative adjunct and antiparasitic treatment. In Lebanon, black cumin seed extract is used for liver ailments. Arabian women also use black cumin seeds to increase lactation – with medical studies attesting to the ability of black seed oil in increasing milk production in laboratory animals...<<<Read More>>>...
