Cumin seeds come from a plant scientifically called Nigella sativa, and referred to as fennel flower, nutmeg flower or Roman coriander. The cumin seed oil is extracted from the seeds of the cumin plant through steam distillation or cold pressed at a very low temperature. The plant grows to about 12 inches with deep green, narrow thread like leaves with tiny white or pink flowers that turn into fruit from where the seed is taken. Co2 extracted oils such as Cumin Seed Oil is commonly used as a warming oil to helps relieve muscular pains. The Cumin Seed Oil is high in nutritional value and has unique properties that helps boost immunity. 

Uses of Cumin Seed Oil :

• Bactericidal,
• Carminative
• Digestive
• Diuretic
• Antiseptic
• Anti-spasmodic
• Detoxifier,
• Emenagogue
• Stimulant
• Nervine, and tonic substance.
• Colic, dyspepsia, flatulence, and depression.