Description
Unrefined. First cold pressing.
Specialist‘s amaranth oil is extracted from selected varieties of amaranth seeds using cold-pressing technology, which ensures that it retains as much of the body’s beneficial substances as possible.
Ingredients: 100% vegetable amaranth seed oil harvested in the historical growing region.
May contain traces of walnut, sesame and mustard oils.
Energy and nutritional value per 100 g of product:
Energy value: 3770 kJ/900 kcal,
Fat-99,9 g, including saturates-17,9 g, carbohydrate-0 g, sugar-0 g, protein-0 g, salt-0 g.
Usage: use amaranth oil as a garnish for porridges, salads and other ready meals. Traditional dishes with added amaranth oil will take on new flavour tones and add harmony and variety to your diet.
Amaranth oil can also be used as a cosmetic product. Because it contains squalene, amaranth oil promotes cell regeneration and renewal. It has good nourishing, moisturising and emollient properties. The squalene in amaranth oil is a natural component of the protective layer of human skin (up to 12-14%) and is therefore easily absorbed, speeding up the absorption of cosmetic products. Amaranth oil is ideal for dry, weak, rough, sensitive or tired skin at any age. It is also successfully used in anti-cellulite massage treatments.
Natural residues are acceptable.
The special value of amaranth oil is the biologically active compound squalene. Amaranth oil produced by Specialist contains at least 6% of squalane, which is confirmed by laboratory studies. Squalene has a strong antioxidant effect and is a universal cell protector against oxidative stress.
Regular use of amaranth oil will give you strength and beauty!
Did you know that:
– The history of amaranth cultivation dates back about 8000 years. It was one of the most common grain crops cultivated by ancient Indian tribes. The Aztecs and Incas revered the plant for its high nutritional value. One of the names of amaranth means ‘God-given’.
– Amaranth oil contains squalene. For a long time, shark liver was considered the main source of squalene. Today, however, amaranth oil is known to hold the absolute record for squalene content among plant and animal products. Starting at 6% squalene in amaranth oil – this is several times the amount of squalene found in the liver of deep-sea sharks. Squalene oxygenates tissues and organs, providing a powerful antioxidant and immunomodulatory effect. It regulates many metabolic processes in the body, helping to strengthen the human immune system.
– Amaranth oil contains polyunsaturated fatty acids that are not synthesised in the body and must be taken in through food, such as linoleic acid, palmitic acid, stearic acid.
