Cold Pressed Black Seed (Kalonji) Oil — Rajasingucashews
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Cold Pressed
Black Seed Oil

Kalonji. Nigella Sativa. The Blessed Seed. Revered in Islamic medicine as a cure for everything except death. Our cold-pressed extraction preserves thymoquinone — the primary bioactive compound responsible for its extraordinary pharmacological properties.

Kalonji / Nigella SativaThymoquinone RichCold PressedImmunity SupportAnti-Inflammatory
TQ
Thymoquinone
100+
Clinical Studies
0%
Additives
Cold
Pressed
Why This Product

The Blessed Seed: 1400 Years of Therapeutic Use

Thymoquinone (TQ) — the primary compound in black seed oil — has been the subject of over 1,000 published studies examining its effects on immunity, inflammation, cancer cells, blood sugar, and more.

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Immunity Amplifier
Thymoquinone actively modulates both innate and adaptive immune responses — increasing natural killer cell activity and T-cell function in multiple clinical trials.
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Anti-Inflammatory
TQ inhibits the NF-κB inflammatory pathway — the same pathway targeted by common anti-inflammatory drugs — without the side effects.
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Respiratory Support
Clinically demonstrated to reduce asthma symptom severity, improve peak flow rates, and reduce bronchial hyperresponsiveness in multiple randomised controlled trials.
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Blood Sugar Regulation
Multiple studies show black seed oil reduces fasting blood glucose by 15–22% in diabetic subjects and improves insulin sensitivity significantly.
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Neuroprotection
Thymoquinone crosses the blood-brain barrier and has demonstrated protective effects against neurotoxicity, memory impairment, and neuroinflammation.
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Antimicrobial
Effective against antibiotic-resistant bacteria (MRSA), Candida, H. pylori, and multiple pathogenic fungi in laboratory studies.
Our Process

Preserving Thymoquinone Through Cold Pressing

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Source Kalonji
Black seeds sourced from Egypt and India (the highest TQ-content varieties) — cleaned, tested for thymoquinone percentage, and approved.
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Cold Expeller Press
Seeds pressed at room temperature in food-grade stainless steel expeller. Critical: heat destroys thymoquinone. Our oil never exceeds 35°C during extraction.
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TQ Verification
Each batch tested for thymoquinone content via HPLC analysis. Minimum standard: 0.5% TQ. Certificate available on request.
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Dark Amber Glass
Bottled in dark amber glass — UV light degrades TQ rapidly. Nitrogen-flushed before sealing to prevent oxidation.
How to Use

Using Black Seed Oil for Therapeutic Benefit

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Daily Supplement
Most clinical studies use 1–3 ml (¼–1 tsp) per day orally. Take with honey to reduce the strong, slightly bitter taste. Can be mixed into warm water with lemon and honey as a morning tonic.
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Respiratory Use
Mix 5 drops in steam inhalation for chest congestion and sinus issues. Traditional Unani and Ayurvedic practice uses black seed oil in steam therapy for respiratory conditions.
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Topical Application
Apply a few drops to scalp for hair growth (thymoquinone inhibits DHT — the hormone responsible for hair loss). Apply to skin for eczema, psoriasis, and acne — potent antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory effect.
Nutritional Profile

Thymoquinone: The Compound That Changes Everything

Black seed oil's unique value comes not from its fat profile (which is unremarkable) but from its extraordinary phytochemical content — particularly thymoquinone.

🟢 Thymoquinone (TQ): 0.5–1.5% — Primary therapeutic compound
🔵 Linoleic Acid (Omega-6): 58% — Primary fatty acid
⚪ Alpha-Linolenic (Omega-3): 0.2% · Oleic: 24% · Palmitic: 14%

Nutrition Facts

Per 100ml / 100g serving

Energy884 kcal
Thymoquinone0.5–1.5%
Linoleic Acid (ω-6)58g
Oleic Acid (MUFA)24g
Palmitic Acid14g
ThymolPresent
p-CymenePresent
Cholesterol0mg
Questions & Answers

Black Seed Oil FAQs

How much should I take daily?+

Most clinical studies use 1–3 ml (¼–½ tsp) per day. Starting with smaller doses is advisable. The oil has a strong, slightly peppery taste — mixing with raw honey or warm water makes it more palatable.

Is it safe to take daily?+

Black seed oil has a millennia-long history of daily use in traditional medicine across the Middle East, South Asia, and North Africa. Modern clinical trials confirm its safety at therapeutic doses. Pregnant women should consult a doctor before use as it may affect uterine contractions in high doses.

What makes Rajasingucashews black seed oil different?+

We test every batch for thymoquinone content via HPLC — most brands don't. We use cold pressing (heat destroys TQ). We bottle in dark amber glass with nitrogen flushing. And we source only from verified high-TQ cultivars.

Can I cook with black seed oil?+

It is not recommended for high-heat cooking as thymoquinone is degraded by heat. Use it raw — as a supplement, in salad dressings, or added to dishes after cooking.

How long does a bottle last?+

If taking 1–3 ml daily, a 100ml bottle lasts 1–3 months. Shelf life is 24 months unopened. After opening, consume within 6 months and store refrigerated to preserve TQ content.

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