Concentrated black seed oil standardised for thymoquinone

LiveGood’s Black Seed Oil 5% TQ is a concentrated supplement made from black cumin seed, Nigella sativa. Black seed oil has a long history of traditional use, while modern interest focuses particularly on thymoquinone, one of its naturally occurring active compounds.

LiveGood standardises this formula to 5% thymoquinone, or TQ, providing a consistent amount in each serving. The softgel format also avoids the strong flavour associated with taking black seed oil directly by the spoonful.

WHAT'S INSIDE?

The formula centres on black seed oil extracted from Nigella sativa seeds and standardised to contain 5% thymoquinone. LiveGood places particular emphasis on this concentration, as the amount of thymoquinone can vary considerably between different black seed oil products.

Black seed oil also naturally contains fatty acids and other plant compounds. LiveGood positions the product as broad nutritional support, including support for normal immune, digestive and cardiovascular function, rather than focusing on one single area.

PRODUCT FEATURES

Non-GMO • Gluten Free • Soy Free • Dairy Free • Wheat Free • Peanut Free • Shellfish Free • Preservative Free • No Sugar Added • Keto Friendly • Third-Party Tested • Heavy Metal Tested • Micro Tested • GMP Certified • Made in an FDA-Registered Facility

HOW TO USE

Take two softgels daily with a glass of water. LiveGood recommends taking the product consistently each day as part of a regular supplement routine.

Follow the serving directions on the product and do not exceed the recommended amount unless advised by an appropriate healthcare professional.

GOOD TO KNOW

Black seed oil has been used traditionally for many purposes, but traditional use should not be confused with evidence that it treats or prevents a particular health condition.

Because concentrated black seed oil and thymoquinone may not be appropriate for everyone, check with a healthcare professional before use if you take medication, have an existing health condition, or are pregnant or nursing. Supplements should complement rather than replace a varied, balanced diet.