Sezama eļļa 100ml

Sesame oil is made from sesame seeds, it has a pleasant taste and a scent with nourishing flavors. In addition, unlike seeds that are perishable, if not dried, sesame oil retains its healthy properties for a long time.Sesame oil does not become bitter because it uses unique cold press technology. Thanks to this manufacturing technique, all the necessary and healthy elements are stored that are very well received by living cells and antioxidantly act by slowing down the aging of cells.Sesame oil is a valuable dietary product that has beneficial effects on lipid metabolism, hypertension, inflammation of the joints and degenerative diseases. In recent years, due to the fact that sesame seeds and oil contain high amounts of calcium, phosphorus (bone tissue forming materials) and phytoestrogens, which control bone recovery processes, they are actively used to prevent osteoporosis.- Favorably affects bones, joints, bronchi, lungs, cider, liver, gall bladder, pancreas, stomach.- Prevents thrombus formation.- Skin (including under the eyes), elixir of hair, nail beauty.- Strengthens teeth and gums.- Improves voice, hearing.- Adjusts the weight.Recommended:- Seed for treatment -soo, chronic, allergic- Dry cough and asthma- Hypertonics who suffer from dry cough and dyspnea- in the case of a washing machine- malnutrition, in the case of weight loss- in the case of heart, pancreas and thyroid gland, liver, gall bladder disease- normalizing metabolism, prevention and treatment of atherosclerosis- If acid in the stomach is high- removal of dishes and contaminants from the body- Infant Massage- skin protection against UF rays- protecting the hair from sun, sea and chlorinated water.The composition:Vitamin E (9% daily), Vitamin K (13% daily), Saturated fatty acids (up to 14%), Polyunsaturated Omega fatty acids (up to 41%), Naturally occurring antioxidants (Sesame)Usage:- Oral - 1 teaspoon 2 times daily for 30 minutes before eating- Dip in the nose - 1-2 drops 3-5 times a day- mouth rinse- externally - rub and lubricateCaution! When using oil for therapeutic purposes, it is advisable to consult specialists.More informationSesame seeds - one of the oldest spices known to man. With many forgotten herbs and spices today, sezams are mentioned in the Erbus papyrus - a 65-foot long scroll that contains ancient herbs and spices, and one of the earliest pieces of evidence of useful plants. Avicenna also wrote about the medicinal properties of the sesame in their medical work.The popularity of sesame is also reflected in the Assyrian folklore. It is mentioned here that the gods drank sesame wines on the eve of World Creation.The famous phrase from the tales of "Ali-baba and 40 robbers": "Sesame, Open!" Is also about sesame seeds. These miracles Ali Baba and 40 robbers used to enter the cave. This magic phrase can be explained by the fact that when you touch a mature sesame patch, it opens with a large click.It is known that the Babylonians made sesame pies, wine and brandy, and used sesame oil for cooking.Egyptians already in 1500 p.m.e. Sesame seeds and oil used medical preparations.Sesame is associated with immortality. There is an exaggeration here, but its seeds are really rich in vitamins (especially vitamin E), minerals: zinc, which is necessary for the normal functioning of the human body, phosphorus, and calcium.Everyone knows that dairy products contain calcium, but few who know that 100 grams of sesame seeds contain a calcium daily norm, which is set for people after 30 years. It is hardly possible to include these seeds in their diet in their pure form, but they can be replaced by products containing sesame. For example, sesame oil. This is correct because the oil in the concentrated form preserves all the useful substances that contain the sesame.Medical research statistics show that the use of 1 unrefined sesame oil spoon daily increases the body's calcium in 3 times.Today, like many centuries ago, sesame seeds are hand-picked to preserve its mild seeds, and sesame and sesame oil are still considered to be indispensable ingredients in the cuisines of Japanese, Chinese, Indian and many other countries.All plant seeds contain some kind of hidden energy, which is used as a source of new plant growth in its first phase of life.Sesame seeds include phytosterol, sesame, sezamolin, vitamin E, cadmium (up to 60%) containing the following acids: olein, linoleic acid, palmitic, stearin, arachine and lignocerin (the majority of these acids are absolutely necessary for the normal functioning of the human body, but independently they are not developed and we need to get them regularly from the food).According to the terminology of eastern medicine, sesame oil is "hot and sharp"; In the case of slimming, it promotes "bodily growth", in case of obesity - slimming, strengthens the body. It eliminates the "cold" illness, "suppresses mucus and wind." Most recently, Swedish scientists conducted a study that found that people who prefer natural products, a great remedy for dandruff mucus, is really sesame oil.