Chill & Relax Hemp Oil 50 ml INDIA

Hemp Oil India Chill & Relax 50 ml

Properties

• Cold pressed (unrefined), it comes from the first pressing.


• It's made in small batches, so you can be sure it's always fresh for you.


• It has a natural, deep, slightly nutty flavor.


• Used as a complement to meals, it enhances the flavor of, among other things, salads, vinaigrettes, bread, toast, pasta, as well as raw, cooked or baked vegetables.


• It has a positive effect on cholesterol levels in the body.


• The fatty acids contained in the oil have a positive effect on the immune system and reduce inflammation.


• Affects memory and learning processes.

Best eaten cold.
Store the oil in a cool, dry place at a temperature not exceeding 20°C, protected from sunlight.

the oil is golden green to olive in color depending on the batch of grain considered;
possible natural sediment. Shake well before use.

Capacity: 50 ml

The device is not a medicine. It does not cure. It is made from unmodified, natural ingredients. The content of vitamins, microelements, and other substances corresponds to the natural proportions found in a wild plant.

Herbs, vegetables, and fruits contain a number of vitamins and microelements, known and recognized for centuries, which have a positive effect on the body and its physiological processes. Some are directly credited with healing properties. However, current legislation prohibits presenting even the most natural foods as having health-promoting properties. Regulations in this regard are internally contradictory,
and the services of the chief sanitary inspector (departmental sanitary and epidemiological stations) apply the most rigorous interpretation, which could soon lead to the sale of herbs, fruits and vegetables, thus, the most natural food ingredients will be possible, but without information on their properties. For example, it will be possible to sell garlic, but it will not be allowed to say that it is a natural antibiotic and that it supports the body
in case of colds and pharyngitis.