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Black description, use, properties
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1. The black one's a description
It originates in Turkey and Iraq, but is now cultivated in many countries around the world, including Poland. The black seedling is branched and reaches a height of 2040 cm, and its rather large flowers grow singly at the top of the stems.2. The composition of the blackout
In 100 g of black seed we can find 400 kcal, 33 g of fat, 16 g of protein, 50 g of carbohydrates and 0.5 g of fiber. Black seed is also a very good source of many vitamins and minerals, such as: 88 mg of sodium; 1694 mg of potassium; 18 mg of iron; 385 mg of magnesium; 12 mg of calcium; 135 IU of vitamin A; ascorbic acid 21 mg; B6 0.5 mg of vitamin B6.3. The medicinal properties of black pepper
Cinnamon, in its raw form and in its prepared form, has a wide range of anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties, including: showing a jaundice effect; acting as a urine booster, by increasing resistance to stress and combating depression, can act as a booster on the central nervous system; ?? being a bacterial, fungicidal and virus-killing agent; being an anti-pain and antiflammatic agent;?? being able to boost the function of the immune system. Being able to increase blood pressure by reducing the level of iron in the blood because of a blood clot;?? increasing the sensitivity of carcinogenic and osteonecrosis of the bone and thus helping to reduce the effects of osteoporosis on the bone; ̇ using antihypertensive medicines to help improve the blood supply; ¢ being capable of protecting against the symptoms of cancer; protecting women against cancer; helping to prevent the development of asthma; and, in particular, helping to help prevent the spread of disease by the use of radiation; ̊ helping to protect them from4. The black box is used
In ancient times, cassava was probably grown as a spice plant, but only later began to be used as a medicinal plant. Currently, it is used both internally and externally, e.g. for skin, hair or nails. Cassava seeds are commonly used to make oil, but can be eaten raw.5. Contraindications for use
Unfortunately, due to its detrimental properties, black seed should not be used by pregnant women, as its consumption may slow or stop the contraction of the uterus.6. How do you choose a good blackberry oil?
There is a wide selection of essential oils on the store shelves, which differ from each other primarily in quality. It is also important to note whether it is in a dark, thick, hygienic bottle because prevention also depends on its consumption. It's always important to choose oil from organic crops. Equally important, it's important to have only oils from dark oils in its composition, the product should not contain the addition of other medicinal oils.
