Amaranth seed oil

Oil from the seeds of amaranth accumulates all the advantages of the plant. Amaranth seeds contain a small amount of oil, which is expensive, but very useful product.

The main beneficial properties of amaranth oil is squalene content of the element. This feature enriches the body with oxygen. Squalene first isolated from shark liver. Thanks to him, the sharks are able to dive to great depths, where very small reserves of oxygen.

When this component is ingested, it reacts with water in the body and releases it from oxygen.

Ingredients: Amaranth oil obtained by cold pressing

Polyunsaturated fatty acids: linoleic, palmitic, stearic, oleic, linolenic, arachidonic. Their lipid content amaranth to 77%, and 50% is linoleic acid. Nonessential amino acids: aspartic acid, adenine, Guanine, Alanine, Argenin, glutamic acid, histamine, Proline, Serine, Tyrosine, Serotonin, Ornithine, Pantetonovaya acid (vitamin B). Derivatives of amino acids: purine bases Krsatin, Histamine, pyruvate, thiazolyl. Essential amino acids: valine, Histidine, Isoleucine, Lysine, Methionine, Leucine, Phenylalanine, Tryptophan, Threonine. Riboflavin (vitamin B2), tocopherol (vitamin E), Thiamine (vitamin Bl), vitamin D group, chlorophyll, choline, bile acids and alcohols, steroids, phytosterols and squalene.

Beneficial features

Recommended to use in diseases of the heart. Due to the content of squalene and polyunsaturated fatty acids, more easily it passes the blood throughout the body. Saturate the blood with oxygen, we prevent the appearance of plaques in blood vessels and seals. This is not only a beneficial effect on the heart and blood vessels, but in general on the entire body. Boosts immunity, improves metabolism.

In cosmetology:

Amaranth oil is successfully used in the production of luxury cosmetics.

Interestingly cosmetologists thanks to high content of squalene. Squalene - the main component of human skin, supports the optimum moisture content of the skin, enriching it with oxygen cells and protects against free radicals, slows skin aging and actively contributes to the rejuvenation of skin cells.

testimony

Amaranth oil has a wide range of applications: oncological diseases, atherosclerosis, cerebral and peripheral blood circulation, immune deficiencies (chronic), wounds, bruises, sores, ulcers, beriberi, gynecological, skin diseases, diseases of the stomach, liver.

Mode of application:

              If you use it for the treatment, then the dosage is as follows: 2 tablespoons 3 times daily before meals for 30 minutes.

For the prevention of amaranth oil is used in the following amounts: 1 tablespoon to add enough in the salad. Or eat 1 tablespoon per day before meals.

              If the damage of the skin (scrapes, cuts, abrasions, burns, bruises) immediately lubricate the damaged places amaranth oil, of course, pre-rinsing the wound. Pain shot almost immediately, and healing takes place in 5-6 times faster.

In the preparation of finished cosmetic masks, add 1 tsp amaranth oil to enhance efficiency. Apply oil on clean face, neck and décolleté with light massaging movements, and after 15 minutes, just pat the skin cosmetic tissue. Amaranth oil can be used in mixtures with other oils, appropriate to your skin

Contraindications

Contraindications to the use of amaranth are idiosyncrasy and the presence of allergic reactions. Do not use a plant with severe diseases of the digestive system, cholecystitis, kidney stones, and bowel disorders.

Shelf life: 12 months Amaranth oil.

Storage: Store in a dark place at a temperature of from +8 C to +20 C.