A latest research¹ investigated the consequences of a proprietary black seed oil, ThymoQuin, when mixed with AstaPure astaxanthin in endurance runners. In the research, 32 topics (21 male and 11 feminine) runners got both a placebo of a soft-gel oil mix containing 500 mg of the black see oil with 8 mg of the astaxanthin oleoresin for 4 weeks. Supplementation happened three weeks previous to and one week following a marathon or half-marathon competitors. Researchers collected profile of temper state (POMS) psychological assessments and well being log questionnaires from topics assessing well being standing and upper-respiratory tract complaints (URTCs), in addition to offered saliva samples and fecal samples for measurement of cortisol and microbiome stability.

Results confirmed that, in comparison with placebo, topics taking the black seed and astaxanthin mix reported considerably fewer URTCs and higher total well-being, in addition to decrease cortisol and superior microbiome indices. These outcomes counsel that the mix of black seed oil and astaxanthin helps immune well being and total well-being following endurance coaching and competitors by the use of the microbiome.

“These results demonstrate a significant and meaningful bene­fit to balance the overall immune system and to aid in a better mood state,” stated Morris Zelkha, CEO of TriNutra, the producer of ThymoQuin, in a press launch. “When the entire system is balanced, as evi­denced here in the Supplement group, there is a noticeable benefit for physical health and mental wellness. This study continues to add to the arsenal of published studies demonstrating ThymoQuin’s potent and powerful effects as a stand-alone ingredient and a powerful and synergistic ingredient.”

Reference

1. Talbott SM and Talbott JA. Combination of black seed oil and astaxanthin helps gut-immune-brain-axis and improved temper. Scholarly Journal of Food and Nutrition. 2022; 4 (3). http://dx.doi.org/10.32474/SJFN.2022.04.000190