Alpha Linolenic Acid (ALA) and Linolenic Acid (LA) in hemp oil help to maintain normal blood cholesterol levels. Our bodies can not produce these fatty acids so they need to be ingested. A beneficial effect occurs when 2g of ALA-D or 10g of LA, or 19g of hemp oil is consumed daily. A varied and well balanced diet plus a healthy lifestyle are also important. We recommend using hemp oil in porridge, pastas and salads. It can also be used as an essential oil in skin and hair care.
Hulled hemp seeds have a delicious nutty taste. They are an ideal source of protein for vegetarians and vegans as they replace animal proteins. As they contain plenty of Omega 3 and Omega 6 fatty acids, try adding them to yoghurt, cereals and salads as a garnish. These seeds are also ideal for instant consumption.
Hemp seeds contain high amounts of Omega 3 and Omega 6 fatty acids.
As our bodies can not produce these acids the only solution is by ingestion. Due to the nutritional value of hemp seeds it is advisable to consume them on a daily basis. Roasted or germinated, try adding them to breads, cookies, yoghurt and even salads as a tasty accompaniment.
Buckwheat flour is an excellent alternative to wheat flour.
As the flour is raw it is easy to make pancakes, puddings and other baked products.
It can also be added to yoghurt and smoothies.
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