Cumin Vitality
Product Snapshot
Product Snapshot
FEATURES & BENEFITS
- Supports healthy liver function and provides cleansing and detoxifying properties*
- Supports a healthy digestive system to ease digestive discomfort*
- Offers antioxidant properties*
- Supports your healthy immune system*
- Gives recipes a rich, spicy flavor
- Non-GMO Project verified
KEY INGREDIENTS
- 100% pure, Seed to Seal®-certified Cumin essential oil from Egypt
WORKS WELL WITH
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Detoxzyme®
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Slique® Tea
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Black Pepper Vitality™ essential oil
- Cilantro Vitality™ essential oil
Ingredients
Ingredients
Ingredients
Cumin (Cuminum cyminum)† seed oil
†100% pure essential oil
Suggested Uses
Suggested Uses
APPLICATIONS
- Add 1-2 drops to water or hot tea to take advantage of Cumin Vitality’s cleansing properties.
- Add 1-2 drops of Cumin Vitality to a capsule and take it daily as a dietary supplement to support a healthy, comfortable digestive system.
- Add Cumin Vitality for an added flavor boost in many recipes, including Indian, Latin American, and North African cuisines.
EXPERIENCE
Cumin Vitality adds a warm, spicy flavor to your favorite savory dishes. It also provides cleansing properties and is your best friend for a healthy liver and a comfortable digestive system.
DIRECTIONS
- Dilute 1 drop with 1 drop of carrier oil. Put in a capsule and take up to 3 times daily.
- Substitute Cumin Vitality for fresh or ground cumin in recipes.
- Add 1-2 drops to water, tea, or smoothies.
CAUTIONS:
Keep out of reach of children. If you are pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or have a medical condition, consult a health professional prior to use.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Young Living products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Get to Know
Get to Know
PRODUCT BACKGROUND
Cumin Vitality essential oil is produced by distilling the seeds of the cumin plant and can deepen and enrich the flavor of Indian, North African, and Middle Eastern recipes. Cumin is a small, flowering, herbaceous plant from the Apiaceae family that is native to the Middle East and South Asia.
Although we now think of it as a spice, cumin was once used by the ancient Egyptians during ceremonial rituals. In the Middle Ages, cumin seed was known as a symbol of love and fidelity and was often carried by brides and grooms at the wedding ceremony for good luck.
Although we now think of it as a spice, cumin was once used by the ancient Egyptians during ceremonial rituals. In the Middle Ages, cumin seed was known as a symbol of love and fidelity and was often carried by brides and grooms at the wedding ceremony for good luck.