Apricot oil, cold-pressed 250 ml.

250 ml. Apricot oil, cold-pressed

Apricot oil contains a large amount of vitamins A, E and B, as well as essential fatty acids Omega 6 and Omega 9.

The Apricot Country is North-East Armenia. And so far in Central Asia, Dagestan, Northeast Armenia is a wild apricot. In the Himalayas, it grows even at 4000 meters above sea level. As a cultural species in Armenia, it is cultivated for 3000 years, from where its distribution begins - Persia, Asia Minor.

It was only in the 1st century that it came to Europe, but it grew for a long time only in the monastery and princely gardens. It was only in the 10th century that the Apennine peninsula spread to Germany and France, and later to America, Africa and Australia.

The Greeks called it an Armenian apple, from where comes the scientific name of apricot.

In Bulgaria the apricot becomes a fruit culture after the Liberation. The most popular varieties are Silistra (compote), Kishinev early, Hungarian, Roxana and others.

Nutrients
Apricot oil contains a large amount of vitamins A, E and B, as well as essential fatty acids Omega 6 and Omega 9. They are powerful biostimulators involved in a number of biochemical processes. Unsaturated fatty acids regenerate structural damage in cell membranes and block inflammatory processes.

With blood and heart problems
Apricots and apricot oil contain a very large amount of potassium. This makes fruit and apricot kernel oil very useful to people suffering from cardiovascular disease, especially in heart failure and arrhythmia. The compounds of the flavonoid group strengthen the walls of the blood vessels.

Apricot oil in cancer
Apricot kernels have a high content of vitamin B17, also known as amigdaline. In alternative medicine, it is used in cancer therapy. It is important to know that nuts should be eaten roasted. In her book, "Apricot Power - How Does A Cure Cure My Cancer", author Helen Curian tells how she herself cured her cancer disease by laetrill, the trade name of amigdalina. Curean suffered from melanoma in the liver, and her doctors gave her no more than 2-3 months of life. She underwent apricot kernel therapy, thanks to which she cured.

Anemia
Apricot oil contains a large amount of iron, making it an excellent tool for preventing and treating malnutrition. The benevolent action against anemia is also due to cobalt and copper in apricots.

For colds
It is believed that the curative effect against colds has apricot kernels. Apricot kernel oil can be used against the cold, and for faster recovery after illness.

With vision problems
Apricot oil has a high content of beta carotene, which in the body is transformed into vitamin A. He is responsible for good vision. The vitamin is involved in the composition of the purple and the formation of the skin and mucous membranes. Daily consumption of peanut oil lowers the risk of macular degeneration. Macular degeneration is thought to be one of the main causes of vision loss in adults.

Apricot oil for healthy and beautiful skin
Apricot kernel oil accelerates cellular metabolism, promotes collagen formation. All this makes it an ideal cosmetic remedy. It acts moisturizing and regenerates the dry and mature skin. Apricot oil is a proper anti-wrinkle agent - not only because it aids the formation of collagen and hydrates the skin, but also because it contains a natural wax that acts like a filter.

Apricot oil is a base oil for creams and masks of skin and hair. It is used successfully for nourishing the hair and preserving its elasticity. A beneficial influence also affects nails.

Content:
100% cold-pressed, unrefined apricot oil (apricot kernel oil).
Origin: Bulgaria

Nutritional value of 100 g:
Energy - 923 Kcal
Fat - 99.7 g
Of which saturated - 6.6 g
Carbohydrates - 0 g
Protein - 0 g
Salt - 0 g

Directions for use:
Take 1 to 3 teaspoons daily before meals. The oil may be combined with water, juice, yoghurt or other liquid.

For outdoor use (for cosmetic purposes): Apricot oil is suitable as a base oil for skin and hair cosmetics, for toning body massage, enhancing blood circulation stimulating natural life functions. It is well absorbed by the skin, absorbed in depth, gives a velvety softness.