What is Hemp?

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What Is Hemp?

Hemp oil is one of the few oils that is rich in Essential Fatty Acids (EFAs). Omega-3, Omega-6 & 9

Hemp is easily grown without pesticides or herbicides, and besides its tasty nut it yields a strong fiber used for cloth, paper, construction, plastics and auto parts, and countless other ways.

The hemp plant has been in cultivation for thousands of years throughout Asia and the Middle East before finally making its way across Europe and to the Americas. It is an extremely versatile and hardy plant, with many uses including fibers and plastic, and being known as one of the most nutritious foods on the planet.

Traditional Chinese Medicine has been using the hemp seed for more than 2000 years as a healing and tonifying food in treating a number of ailments. Hemp is protein rich, gluten-free food loaded with protein, Omega-fatty acids and fiber. No known allergies exist to hemp foods.

Hemp oil is one of the few oils that is rich in Essential Fatty Acids (EFAs). Essential Fatty Acids are fats that the body requires for healthy cells but cannot manufacture by itself. EFAs include Polyunsaturated Fatty Acids (PUFAs), Omega-3, Omega-6, Omega-9, Linoleic Acid and Gamma Linolenic Acid (GLA).

Although it is very important in skin care and maintenance, GLAs are rarely found in natural oils. Some excellent sources are from the seeds of evening primrose, borage and hemp.

In cosmetic testing, EFAs have been shown to play a preventive role in the skin aging process. The outflow of moisture from the body is regulated by a barrier which the skin forms to protect itself from the external environment. EFAs, particularly Omega-6 and GLA, preserve the "barrier function" of cell membranes. Skin which is deficient in these nutrients allows more moisture loss and can show dryness and loss of elasticity. PUFAs have also been shown to prevent skin dryness and to help restore damaged skin to normal.

Omega 6 and Omega 3 EFA's are required more in our diet than any other vitamin, and yet our bodies do not produce them naturally. These oils must be ingested in their pure form, as they can not be metabolized from other food sources. These healing enzymes can be absorbed directly into the skin to replenish missing oils, so they are ideally suited for many cosmetics and skin care products.

Hemp oil also provides an ample supply of carotene, phytosterols, and phospholipids, in addition to a large number of minerals including: calcium, sulfur, magnesium, phosphorus and potassium. It is also a good source of chlorophyll.

Due to its rich content of Essential Fatty Acids, hemp seed oil is a perfect choice for skin, hair & lip care.

Hemp Seed Oil Naturally Replenishes Skin Moisture!

Hemp Oil is the only oil of its kind that helps soothe skin irritation and dryness! If you suffer from:

EczemaPsoriasisSkin cracking, scaling or saggingChapped lipsDry hairSubstantially improve your skin's natural appearance and elasticity

When combined with other naturally derived ingredients such as carrier oils, herbs and essential oils, it offers an exceptional solution to many skin types and conditons. In addition, hemp helps to preserve eco-systems that are subject to toxic chemically laden products on a daily basis.

Everyone can truly benefit from this biodegradale versatile plant.

Continuous use of skin-care products containing Omega-6 fatty acids can restore your skin's natural glow and bring a healthy sheen to your hair and lips. Because hemp oil is an excellent source of Omega fatty acids, adding it to your diet can substantially improve your skin's natural appearance and elasticity. The result is healthy, moisturized and silky smooth skin! Who knew cooking oil could do all that!

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