Cannabis sativa or more commonly known as Hemp, is making a huge comeback in both the food and skin care industries.
The Hemp Plant is an exceptionally hardy plant that is organically grown free of herbicides and pesticides in Canada for the most part, because it is so naturally resistant to pests.
Once Hemp is harvested, the seeds are thoroughly cleaned and should be cold pressed with the least amount of processing to product the highest quality oil which can then be used in food or body care products amongst other healthy uses.
Many wonder if using Hemp Seed Oil will cause you to get ‘high’ but the answer is no and it is very safe to use for all ages.
Hemp seed oil contains 80 percent polyunsaturated fat which is the highest of any vegetable oil and what is unique about it is it contains essential fatty acids, omega 6 and omega 3's which are super great for the body and no other oil can provide this perfect balance and help the body absorb the recommended daily requirements of essential fats.
Hemp seeds are fast becoming a staple in many a vegan’s diet as it has many tasty uses. It can be used in all kinds of recipes as it is both vegetarian and gluten free. Hemp seeds are fast becoming a staple in many a vegan’s diet as it has many tasty uses. It can be used in all kinds of recipes as it is both vegetarian and gluten free.
The hemp seed cake can be ground into a rich, nutty tasting flour (41 percent protein) that adds a unique culinary and healthy twist to your baking. Add the flour in its raw form to a smoothie for a high powered quick start to your day. (Raw Hemp Seed Flour is considered Gluten Free.)
For the skin~ The oil from the Hemp Seed can be used to nourish the skin and hair due to its high content of proteins and essential fatty acids. Hemp Seed Oil closely matches our own skins lipids and the essential fatty acids are readily absorbed into the skin which is why it is fast becoming known to play a preventative role in skin aging and a healthy moisture balance. Not only does Hemp Seed Oil contribute greatly to the barrier function and appearance of the skin, it also has other skin benefits such as offering relief to acne, minor abrasions, psoriasis and eczema.
The Hemp Plant is an exceptionally hardy plant that is organically grown free of herbicides and pesticides in Canada for the most part, because it is so naturally resistant to pests.
Once Hemp is harvested, the seeds are thoroughly cleaned and should be cold pressed with the least amount of processing to product the highest quality oil which can then be used in food or body care products amongst other healthy uses.
Many wonder if using Hemp Seed Oil will cause you to get ‘high’ but the answer is no and it is very safe to use for all ages.
Hemp seed oil contains 80 percent polyunsaturated fat which is the highest of any vegetable oil and what is unique about it is it contains essential fatty acids, omega 6 and omega 3's which are super great for the body and no other oil can provide this perfect balance and help the body absorb the recommended daily requirements of essential fats.
Hemp seeds are fast becoming a staple in many a vegan’s diet as it has many tasty uses. It can be used in all kinds of recipes as it is both vegetarian and gluten free. Hemp seeds are fast becoming a staple in many a vegan’s diet as it has many tasty uses. It can be used in all kinds of recipes as it is both vegetarian and gluten free.
The hemp seed cake can be ground into a rich, nutty tasting flour (41 percent protein) that adds a unique culinary and healthy twist to your baking. Add the flour in its raw form to a smoothie for a high powered quick start to your day. (Raw Hemp Seed Flour is considered Gluten Free.)
For the skin~ The oil from the Hemp Seed can be used to nourish the skin and hair due to its high content of proteins and essential fatty acids. Hemp Seed Oil closely matches our own skins lipids and the essential fatty acids are readily absorbed into the skin which is why it is fast becoming known to play a preventative role in skin aging and a healthy moisture balance. Not only does Hemp Seed Oil contribute greatly to the barrier function and appearance of the skin, it also has other skin benefits such as offering relief to acne, minor abrasions, psoriasis and eczema.

Hi! Stopping by from MBC. Great blog.
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