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Cold
Pressed Hemp
Seed Oil: Excellent Omega 3 and Omega 6 essential fatty acids (EFA), GLA;
precursors to DHA, EPA
Intensive
Nutrition's cold pressed, hemp seed oil is derived from the seed of the female
hemp plant (Cannabis sativa) and possesses a very high nutritional value.
Hemp Oil provides
the ideal 3:1 balance of Omega-3 to Omega-6 oils. It also contains both 3, 6 and
GLA oils.
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INI's hemp oil consists of 78% of essential fatty acids, of which
57% is linoleic (LA) and 19% is
linolenic (LNA) acids in the 3:1 ratio required by our bodies.
These essential fatty acids are the building blocks of longer chain fats, i.e.
EPA and DHA, that occur in cold-water fish (salmon, mackerel, sardines). Hemp
oil also contains 1.7% of GLA or gamma-linoleic acid. GLA stimulates growth of
hair and nails, improves health of skin and can reduce inflammation.
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Intensive
Nutrition's cold pressed, hemp seed oil is derived from the seed of the female
hemp plant (Cannabis sativa) and possesses a very high nutritional value. As
an Essential Fatty Acid (EFA) Hemp Oil provides the ideal 3:1 balance of
Omega-3 to Omega-6 oils. It also contains both 3, 6 and GLA oils.
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Cardiovascular health --- studies have found that the more omega-3's
people consume, the lower overall blood pressure level is |
Hemp Seed Oil and THC (PDF): Our hemp seed oil is 100% free of THC
and trans-fatty acids. You can be free of concern when taking our
hemp seed oil
Read more (PDF) |
Skin care and Hemp seed
oil; omega-3 and omega-6 oils are helpful in improving skin health,
including inflammatory conditions |
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Hemp oil contains
more EFA's than flax oil. It is also free of potential toxic contaminants
commonly found in fish oil supplements. It also provides the perfect 3:1 EFA
balance.
Because we can
not synthesize EFA's, supplemental EFA is suggested. Due to increasing levels of
contaminants found in our food supply, specifically in coldwater fish, hemp seed oil is an ideal supplement. |
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Essential fatty
acids refers to two fatty acids,
Linoleic (LA) Omega-6 and
Linolenic (LNA)
Omega-3 acids, that our body cannot synthesize. It is very
important to balance Omega-3 and Omega-6 levels. More often than not, the
American diet provides more Omega-6 than Omega-3 3. Hemp Oil helps restore
this balance and lead the way to better health.
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Contents: 1-2 tablespoons daily; can be taken alone or
used over food as a dressing or in low temperature cooking. |
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Suggested dosage:
1 tbsp. / 15 ml;
Calories: per tbsp: 126; Calories from Fat: 120
or as directed by your health professional |
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This formula is free of yeast, egg,
gluten, corn, wheat, milk, starch, artificial colors or
preservatives. |
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Omega-3 Alpha
linoleic acid (LA) help normalize cholesterol and triglyceride levels
and Omega-3's
reduce blood platelet stickiness.
May help decrease inflammation,
supporting joint health, arterial integrity. Omega-3’s are converted into
prostaglandins and leukotrienes, compounds that in the body reduce inflammation,
stiffness, pain, swelling.
The
brain needs omega-3's to function properly; omega-3's help the brain comprehend
neural signals more effectively thus resulting in better regulation of mood |
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Omega-6 oils
help produce
good prostaglandins and block bad ones. They promote healthy skin and help
reduce autoimmune skin complications and skin discoloration or redness. |
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The statements contained herein have not been
evaluated by the FDA. Our products are not
intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any
disease. |
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Omega-3 and Omega-6 oils may
provide a supportive and/or beneficial effect for those taking the following
medications: cyclosporine, pravastatin, simvastatin.
Consult a physician prior to taking Omega-3 and Omega-6 oils. Hemp seed oil
is not recommended for pregnant or nursing mothers, or for those using
warfarin or other blood thinning medications.
