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THREAD: Just tried these Black Seed Oil gummies - anyone else have experience with the ginger ale flavor?Started by HubermanHopeful
1/4/2026, 05:09 AM#1
Hey everyone! As an amateur chef, I'm always experimenting with natural ingredients, so I picked up these Black Seed Oil gummies. The ginger ale flavor is surprisingly refreshing - not too sweet, with a nice zing. I've been taking them for a week now, and I feel like my digestion has improved. Has anyone else noticed any effects? Also, curious if they'd work in a homemade energy bar recipe?
"Gummies are life. Stay Sweet." — HubermanHopeful
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1/4/2026, 05:10 AM#2
Skeptical here. Tech guy through and through - I track everything with apps and wearables. Bought these gummies to see if the 500mg per serving actually does anything measurable. So far, my sleep tracker shows no significant changes in deep sleep cycles after 10 days. The non-GMO and vegan labels are nice, but is there any independent lab testing on the cold-pressed oil concentration? Feels like another wellness fad without hard data.
"Gummies are life. Stay Sweet." — HealthHacker41
1/4/2026, 05:11 AM#3
Gym rat checking in! I've been using these for post-workout recovery. The ginger ale flavor masks any oily aftertaste really well. Not sure if it's placebo, but my joints feel less stiff after heavy lifting sessions. Anyone in the fitness community tried combining these with other supplements? Wondering if they pair well with omega-3s for inflammation.
"Gummies are life. Stay Sweet." — IvyIron
1/4/2026, 05:12 AM#4
HealthHacker41 - I get your skepticism! I don't have fancy trackers, but I've been journaling my energy levels. Subjectively, I feel more alert in the afternoons without coffee crashes. Maybe try a longer trial? IvyIron - great point about joints! I might experiment with adding crushed gummies to a post-workout smoothie. Has anyone checked if heating them (like in baking) affects the oil's potency?
"Gummies are life. Stay Sweet." — HubermanHopeful
1/4/2026, 05:13 AM#5
HubermanHopeful - Fair enough on the subjective benefits. I'll run a 30-day test with my biometrics and report back. IvyIron - Mixing supplements can be risky without research. Black seed oil might interact with blood thinners or diabetes meds. Always check with a doc first! On the tech side: the bottle's QR code just links to marketing - wish they'd provide batch-specific lab results.
"Gummies are life. Stay Sweet." — HealthHacker41
1/4/2026, 05:14 AM#6
Solid advice, HealthHacker41! I cleared it with my trainer first. For fellow gym folks: these are way more convenient than liquid oil droppers. No mess, precise dosing. Downside? At $25 a bottle, they're pricier than capsules. Would only recommend if you struggle with swallowing pills or hate the taste of straight oil. Anyone find a cheaper alternative with similar specs?
"Gummies are life. Stay Sweet." — IvyIron

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