8 oz PEANUT OIL REFINED ORGANIC CARRIER COLD PRESSED 100% PURE FRESH NATURAL

Description

8 oz Premium Best Peanut Oil
100%
Pure Organic  Refined
WHAT IS PEANUT OIL?
Peanut Oil health benefits and use. Peanut oil has got such properties which can really surprise anyone. People who study nutrition are often amazed at what peanut oil  can do for a person' health. Peanut oil is good for the heart, as found in some studies on this oil. Peanut oil is not as popular as olive oil, or almond oil, but it does hold a treasure of nutrition and health benefits. Peanut oil should be your
oil of choice for frying
and high temperature cooking. But, doesn't peanut oil cause
danger of allergies
? Well, peanuts are known to cause allergies in many people. In fact, it is one of the top food allergens all over the world. However, during the processing of peanuts to peanut oil, most of the companies eliminate these allergens. So, there is rare chance that peanut oil can lead to allergic reaction. But, with peanut oil, there is an even more serious health concerns of the Aflatoxins. These are harmful, carcinogenic species of fungi which are found to occur in poor quality peanuts. Although their concentration is low, in the long run ( like years ) of consumption, these harmful species can take a huge toll.
Organic Ingredients:
100% Pure Cold Pressed Peanut Carrier Oil.
Botanical Name:
Arachis hypogaea
Extraction Method:
Cold Pressed Refined
Color:
Pale yellow liquid.
Aromatic Description:
Very little scent characteristic of most carrier oils.
General Package/Form Information:
2 oz up to Gallon - Clear/Amber High Quality PET Plastic Bottles BPA free with a Disc Top Lid or Regular Lid
0.6 oz & 1.1 oz - Amber Glass Bottles with a Dropper or Cap
4 oz up to Gallon Bottles are Sealed
All our oils are fresh and bottled daily. Expiration date is at least 12 month from sale date
.
Properties
These are the therapeutic properties of peanut oil.
Anti-inflammatory
- The inflammation lowering effect is useful as topical agent as well as when used internally.
Antioxidant
- peanut oil is generally stable in high temperature and high humidity. It contains added Vitamin E for more shelf life, as Vitamin E is also an antioxidant.
Emollient
- moisturizes the skin
Solvent
- can dissolve many organic compounds and other oils.
Occlusive
- This is a property which is useful n wound dressings. Peanut oil prevents air and water from going across it, effectively creating a barrier between skin and external agents.
Laxative
- peanut oil promotes the flow of solid wastes out of the body.
Analgesic
- mild pain reliever when applied topically.
Source
Peanut oil comes from peanuts. It is also called groundnut oil. Peanuts are actually from the bean family and they are native to Paraguay. However, they are immensely popular the world over. The oil however does not enjoy such widespread popularity. There are various kinds of peanut oils depending on the method of extraction.
Cold pressed peanut oil
- This form of peanut oil is more nutritious and it contains the fatty acids in their original form. The peanut oil is generally filtered ( refined ), but for internal consumption, one should prefer the unfiltered one, which is difficult to procure.
Roasted peanut oil
- This comes from roasted peanuts. It has slightly different nutrient composition that the cold pressed oil because heat changes the nature of chemical bonds in the nutrients. This one has got a richer and more smell in it, so it is preferred in massage sessions.
Iodized peanut oil
- This oil is supplemented with iodine and is used in places where iodized salt is still not available or not produced.
Roasted peanut oil smells much like peanuts, and that is why this oil is more demanded.
Uses And Health Benefits
Peanut oil finds many use for personal health because of its properties. But, that is not all. Peanut oil does have many other prominent health benefits, those that impact millions of people.
Peanut Oil For Skin
Peanut oil may be used as massage oil for skin. It is not generally used as a massage oil, but in specific conditions it is highly preferred. Peanut oil massage is helpful for
relieving arthritic pain in joints
. It helps in arthritis because it is anti-inflammatory and analgesic. Just take a small amount of peanut oil, warm it over heat and then apply gently all around the joint. Let the oil seep into the skin.
Great For Heart Health
Cooking with peanut oil, and using it over salads can be a good way to boost heart health. According to this study, peanut oil reduces the risk of cardiovascular risk. Its healthy fatty acid profile improves the proprotion of HDL cholesterol in total cholesterol. The lipid profile of the person improves over time.  LDL cholesterol ( the bad cholesterol ) reduces in proportion, which is considered healthy. On the whole, including peanut oil in diet can reduce the risk of atherosclerosis.
Peanut Oil For Weight Loss
It looks counter intuitive, but including peanut oil in diet can boost a person's chances of meeting weight loss goals. According to this study, peanut oil improves
satiety of a meal
. That means, the person feels fuller and appetite is satisfied better. This helps in managing hunger pangs, which can lead to food cravings. Peanut oil helps a person get better satisfaction from food and not long for snacks. The connection between hunger and peanut oil is weak, but it is there.
Peanut oil boosts blood circulation
A massage done with peanut oil improves the level of prostaglandins in blood. These are actually hormone like secretions that act locally to reduce inflammation. Prostaglandins also promote dilation of blood vessels, thu allowing blood to flow freely in the region of massage. This effect is made use of in relieving conditions like Raynaud's syndrome.
Peanut Oil For Constipation
Peanut oil acts as a mild laxative when taking singly. This health benefit is more pronounced in the cold pressed oil. A masage to the lower abdomen , lower back and the posterior opening of the alimentary canal relieves constipation quickly.
Peanut Oil For Cooking
The discussion of the best cooking oil is always a matter of debate. Peanut oil is also a good cooking oil, mainly because of two reasons.
It is high in unsaturated fats, MUFA and PUFA and low in saturated fats.
It has a high smoke point. This property is very important for selecting a cooking oil.
Peanut oil has a
smoke point of 225 °C or 437 ° F
. This is good even for deep frying. The smoke point is the temperature at which the oil starts smoking. It is an indication that combustion reactions are changing the chemical nature of fats in the oil. Above the smoke point, oils become unhealthy and hydrogenated. That is why peanut oil is used for recipes which require frying as it withstand high temperatures better than butter and many other oils. Peanut oil also adds a nutty aroma to food, making it taste and smell better. People feel like to munch the fried dish.
As an Antioxidant
Peanut oil is a mild antioxidant. Its
ORAC value ( measure of antioxidant power ) is 106 μ mol TE / 100 gm
( Trolox equivalents ) [4] . This is quite low in comparison to the essential oils, but still useful .Peanut oil helps the body fight free radicals. Another important thing to note is that peanut oil maintains its antioxidant capacity even at high humidity.
Scrub Out Blackheads
Often, one can find many remedies for acne or whiteheads. But, what to do for blackheads ? Peanut oil massage on the face helps to scrub out those nasty blackheads. This important use of peanut oil can be made use of. Take a small amount of peanut oil on your palm. Apply it on the nose and blackhead covered skin. Perform a gentle massage. Now, scrub the face gently with fingernails. Presence of peanut oil lowers friction and prevents redness or inflammation. One can manually squueze out the blackheads then.
Peanut Oil For Hair Health
Peanut oil has traditionally been used to treat scaling of the scalp. It controls scalp psoriasis and eliminates extreme flakiness of the scalp. This is very helpful in curbing excess dandruff and skin conditions like psoriasis which cause severe scaling. Apply peanut oil undiluted directly to the scalp and perform a gentle massage. Rinse the oil with water and do not scrub the skin further. Peanut oil is also applicable for general hair care. One can use it to remove split ends, make hair softer and glossy. It is also believed that peanut oil improves the protein content of hair , which provides strength to the hair. This statement needs to be evaluated. It implies that massaging peanut oil can strengthen hair from its roots, preventing hair loss.
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