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Walnut Oil | Wood-pressed
Walnut Oil | Wood-pressed
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Cold-pressed virgin edible oil, obtained from organically grown walnuts via traditional Kachi Ghani method. No preservatives.
How to Use:
Can be used as hair oil as it acts against dandruff/hair fall and provides nourishment. A relief against eczema.
Benefits:
- Contains vitamin K, E, Choline, Phosphorus and Zinc along with the omega-3 fatty acids.
- These are beneficial to reduce the risks of heart diseases, diabetes and obesity and helps in stabilizing body hormones.
- Also rich in selenium, it helps maintain a healthy thyroid function. It is also considered helpful against psoriasis.
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| Ingredients | Walnuts |
Store at Room Temperature
Q1. Is walnut oil good for thyroid?
Answer: To track a healthy thyroid function, one needs to take a handful of antioxidants. Walnuts, however, are very rich in selenium and that is why they may reduce risks related to thyroids, cancer and heart diseases.
Q2. Can walnut oil be used for baking?
Answer: Walnut oil leaves a slightly sweet and nutty fragrance, so it could be added to dressing as well as baking stuff.
Q3. How to use walnut Oil for eyes?
Answer: Anti-inflammatory oils such as walnut oil should be used for the health of your eye because inflammation plays a great role in the development of age-related degeneration. And walnuts contain more omega-3s than any other nut oil, so they're quite beneficial for the eye.
Q4. Does walnut oil have omega 3?
Answer: Walnut oils contain more omega-3s than any other nut oil.
Q5. How long does walnut oil last after opening?
Answer: Walnut oil has a shelf life of 12 months from packing date.
Q6. What is the method of extraction of this walnut oil?
Answer: This walnut oil is made by using traditional wooden kolhu, we use organically grown walnuts from Jammu and Kashmir and extract oil by pressing them in this wood press kolhu, later it is kept for 3-4 days for natural sedimentation.