When ancient Egyptian kings, European queens, religious prophets and modern scientist
come together on an issue, it’s probably worth hearing out. Although today we have more
access to information than ever before, we still have a lot to learn from history.

From Hippocrates and Cleopatra, to King Tut and the civilizations that followed, a strange
commonality they shared was the value they placed on a certain herb.

That herb is no other than black seeds.

The tiny, black, thick shaped cumin seed is most commonly referred to as ‘black seeds’ or
‘black cumin seeds’. They are slightly curved with a rough distinct texture that make them
unique and easy to identify.

The ingredients of black seeds enable them to act as a multipurpose natural remedy for just
about anything and everything.

These powerful properties were probably the main reason why King Tut was found to have a
bottle of black seed oil with him in his tomb , wishing to take it to the afterlife.

They’re also the reason the Muslim prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said that they can cure
anything except death.