BURN INGREDIENT PROFILE

Black SeedNigella sativa

HERITAGE ANCHOR · ANTIOXIDANT AND METABOLIC RESEARCH

Known as ḥabb al-barakah, Black Seed has a respected place in Islamic healing heritage and Unani materia medica. That history gives it special meaning within CoreVital, but historical use is not the same as proof of clinical benefit.

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High-resolution Black Seed botanical study

CCOCCO

SIGNATURE COMPOUND STUDIEDThymoquinoneC₁₀H₁₂O₂

A prominent volatile-oil constituent studied in preclinical and human research.

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BLACK SEED · BOTANICAL IDENTITY + RESEARCH CONTEXT

01 · WHAT RESEARCHERS STUDY

The scientific question

Black Seed contains several bioactive compounds, including thymoquinone. Small human trials have examined glucose-related and oxidative-stress markers. Some results are encouraging, but products, doses, populations, and study quality vary.

02 · WHAT WE CAN RESPONSIBLY SAY

Support, not treatment

Research does not establish Black Seed as a treatment for obesity, diabetes, liver disease, or any other condition. Burn is not positioned as medical treatment.

03 · SAFETY MATTERS

Bring context to the label

Botanicals may affect blood sugar, blood pressure, bleeding, or medicines. Review the final label and discuss use with a clinician if you take medication, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or manage a medical condition.

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THE FORMULA IS A SYSTEM

One ingredient is not
the whole story.

Each two-capsule serving of Burn contains 150 mg of Black Cumin Seed Extract as part of a five-botanical formula. One bottle contains 60 capsules: 30 daily servings.

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Black cumin seed extract is one part of the blend.

Burn lists 150 mg of black cumin seed extract per two-capsule serving. Black seed may also be sold as seeds, oil, or other extract preparations; the preparation and serving amount on the actual label matter. The ingredient name alone does not establish that two products match a study or each other.

One capsule is half the listed daily serving. The complete serving is two capsules, taken according to the bottle directions. Ingredient studies are context for questions, not a promise of a result.