Candida albicans is a common cause of vaginal and oral thrush, but the antifungal properties of black seed oil may keep yeast from overgrowing in the body. Research shows it produces intense antifungal activity when taken orally or applied topically. For topical applications, a doctor or naturopath may suggest using black seed essential oil. However, there's not enough evidence yet to support its use routinely to treat Candida albicans.

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