To treat the following ailments:

Alcoholism (symptoms) , Arthritis, Backache, Fibromyalgia, Gout, Rheumatism, Sciatica

Mercy Massage Oil is made from Black Cumin seed oil (Latin- Nigella sativa), Lavender and Mastic Oils.

Lavender is well known to relax the body and facilitate a healing massage.

Mastic is less well known , the resin of a certain type of pine tree, this oil has been used by the Greek Civilisation for Millenia by itself as a treatment for deep tissue injury as it is absorbed very deep into the body and gives alot of heat. A deep heat if you will.

Because Black Cumin seed oil is so medicinal, we have made it the main part of Mercy Massage Oil. Also, becuase it is a cold pressed oil and not an essential oil, it acts as the base oil. Therefore Mercy Massage Oil can be massaged directly onto affected areas of the body without being diluted. For less serious ailments, Mercy Massage Oil can be diluted further; we recommend 50:50 with organic almond oil.

Black Cumin seed oil has been used for thousands of years by various cultures and civilisations around the world as an organic nutritional treatment, aiding good health and well- being.

Mercy Massage Oils’ unique healing properties lie in the traditional way they are produced.

Great care and time are taken to grow the Black Cumin plants in a mountainous climate of clean air and rich soil with as little pollution as possible. The Black Cumin is of course grown without artificial fertilizers, herbicides, fungicides or genetic modification to avoid damaging the healing properties of the plants’ seeds.

The special extraction process we use enhances Mercy Massage Oils' medicinal qualities without damaging the organic nutritional elements that the plant seeds have taken from the earth.

The beneficial, organic healing properties of Black Cumin seed oil have been put to good use through the ages.

Since the 1960's, doctors around the world have studied and proven its many medicinal benefits; publishing their findings in respected and peer reviewed medical journals.