Biochemistry, Nutrition, and Therapeutics of Black Cumin Seed 1st Edition

Biochemistry, Nutrition, and Therapeutics of Black Cumin Seed (1st Edition) by Abdalbasit Mariod invites scientists, clinicians, nutritionists, and curious readers into the rich world of black cumin seed (Nigella sativa)—a plant with deep cultural roots across the Middle East, North Africa, South Asia, and growing scientific relevance worldwide.

This authoritative volume blends rigorous biochemistry with practical nutrition science and evidence-based therapeutic insights. Mariod synthesizes current research on phytochemicals—most notably thymoquinone—detailing their molecular actions, metabolic pathways, and implications for human health. Clear explanations of nutrient composition, bioavailability, and safe dosing make complex science accessible to healthcare professionals and informed consumers alike.

Beyond laboratory findings, the book explores clinical applications and real-world uses: anti-inflammatory and antioxidant potential, metabolic and cardiovascular impacts, immune modulation, and roles in functional foods and dietary supplement formulation. Regional perspectives highlight traditional uses across the Mediterranean and South Asian cuisines, making the content especially relevant for researchers and practitioners working in those geographies.

Concise tables, explanatory diagrams, and up-to-date references support critical thinking and practical implementation—ideal for postgraduate students, dietitians, herbal medicine specialists, and R&D scientists developing nutraceuticals.

Whether you’re researching therapeutic mechanisms or seeking scientifically grounded guidance on integrating black cumin into health strategies, this first edition by Abdalbasit Mariod is an indispensable resource. Add this expertly written, research-driven book to your collection and stay at the forefront of black cumin seed science and its global nutritional applications. Order now to deepen your understanding and inform evidence-based practice.

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