- 1,000 mg Egyptian black seed oil per daily serving
- From Nigella sativa · 0.45% thymoquinone
- 8 mg natural vitamin E · 67% NRV
- Softgel shell made from carrageenan and modified starch
- Pack provides 120 daily servings from 240 softgel capsules
No specific allergen or trace warning was found in the authoritative source.
Do not exceed the recommended daily intake. Food supplements should not be used as a substitute for a balanced and varied diet. Keep out of reach of young children.
DIRECTIONS
Take 2 capsules daily with 250 ml water.
INGREDIENTS & NUTRITION
Egyptian black seed oil (Nigella sativa), coating agents (carrageenan and modified starch), water, humectant: glycerol, natural vitamin E ((RRR)-α-tocopherol)
SEED CAPITAL
PLANT SUPPLY · No. 20Black seed oil has been carried through history for thousands of years — often with almost religious fervour and claims that go beyond all proportion. Modern lipid biochemistry does not need this myth: the actual relevance of pure seed oil lies in its specific spectrum of secondary plant compounds and lipophilic protective molecules. Cheap oils from supermarket shelves, however, are often oxidatively compromised, taste extremely pungent and provide no analytical specification whatsoever of their active fraction.
SEED CAPITAL distances itself from vague cure-all tales and focuses on measurable quality: each daily dose of two softgels delivers exactly 1,000 mg of pure Egyptian black seed oil (Nigella sativa), whose raw-material source has a verified thymoquinone content of 0.45%. To keep the valuable unsaturated-fatty-acid matrix stable and actively protect the cells from oxidative degradation, the formula additionally contains 8 mg of natural vitamin E. Vitamin E is scientifically confirmed as contributing to the protection of cells from oxidative stress.
No burning throat, no rancid spoonful, no stains. SEED CAPITAL encapsulates 1,000 mg of oriental gold in two neutral-tasting, completely vegan softgels. A clean, understated daily routine for biological depth without empty promises.