NusaPure Black Seed Oil 1,000 mg Per Serving 180 Softgel Capsules (Non-GMO & Vegetarian) Cold-Pressed Virgin Nigella Sativa. Hexane Free

Item as described. Thank you!

In latter 2018, I read an article that one could improve one’s Total Cholesterol score by simply raising the good HDL. Since I had a doc trying to get me on statins due to my 2018 score, I decided to try some dietary supplements before going on prescription drugs.

Since my mid 40s I’ve always had Total Cholesterol scores just above the normal range and most doctors let it slide. However, I’m now 72 and on Medicare. It is time for action.

The advice given was 2,000 mg daily Black Cumin Seed Oil. My internet search led me to Amazon and one can see the price ranges. For some reason I chose the Nusa Pure brand without reading the reviews. I must of been rushed because normally I read reviews on Amazon.

After using the product for a couple of weeks, I decided to read the Amazon reviews due to the clear “not totally full” capsules. Based on some ot the reviews whereby some experienced BSO users were stating that in their opinion, Nusa Pure wasn’t strong like some liquids, I decided to bump my dosage up from two caps twice a day to three caps twice per day. In other words, I was taking 3.000 mg daily.

I had ordered three bottles in January, 2019 and I finished them off before my next physical. It should be further noted that I also took Curcumin since I don’t like putting all my eggs in one basket. It should further be noted that I have also read in another article or review that BSO will also reduce the bad LDL Cholesterol.

Here are the numbers that don’t lie:
Total Cholesterol:
2019 198 mg/dL
2018 225 mg/dL
2017 211 mg/dL

HDL:
2019 50 mg/dL
2018 45 mg/dL
2017 41 mg/dL

LDL:
2019 125 mg/dL
2018 161 mg/dL
2017 140 mg/dL

I am the owner of these numbers and I am freely publishing these numbers because I don’t exercise. ONLY BSO and Curcumin gets the credit. I’ve not changed my diet, i.e, become a vegetarian etc. I am literally shocked at my high HDL score and the significant improvement on my LDL score. However, I will still need to continue with my protocol with a lower dosage.

I had no leakage any of the caps and its obvious that the product works.

This is a supplement my husband takes to help lower the bp. Hope it works

For around 2 years…each time I checked my blood pressure I’d get around 116 over 66…just about every time…checked by using an automated cuff sitting in the same chair and redoing the check several times until I got the best reading.

After taking this Nusapure oil at 1 cap per day…for a couple of months…I saw a reduction in pressure.

With the last bottle the cap design has changed (2 piece cap) and it seems to me that the amount of oil has been reduced in each cap…though it could be that the cap material is thinner. I now take 2 caps per day due to some research showing positive blood sugar effects also.

I’d like to see some confirmation as to the amount of oil in the caps though.

Consumerlab doesn’t “think” that black seed oil has enough research to claim a reduction in blood pressure. So much for direct experience over research.