High quality Mustard oil First cold pressed By RichOil,

High quality Mustard oil First cold pressed

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Ukraine

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25 Kilogram

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10 Metric Ton per Month

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T/T

Grupo de productos :

Natural oil

Especificaciones del producto

Processing Type: First cold pressed
Cultivation Type: In eco-friendly areas
Use: For gastrointestinal tract, In case of cancer, For cardiovascular system, For endocrine system
Packaging: Bulk
Purity (%): 100
Volume (L): 0.25;0.5;1;5;10;20;220
Grade: Extra virgin
Brand Name: Eco-olio

Descripción del producto

Mustard oil has high levels of both alpha-linolenic acid and erucic acid.

Based on studies done on laboratory animals in the early ***0s, erucic acid appears to have toxic effects on the heart at high enough doses. While no negative health effects of any exposure to erucic acid have been documented in humans, publication of those studies led to governments worldwide moving away from oils with high levels of erucic acid, and tolerance levels for human exposure to erucic acid have been established based on the animal studies. Mustard oil is not allowed to be imported or sold in the U.S. for use in cooking, due to its high erucic acid content.

Including oils in the diet that are high in alpha-linolenic acid has been thought to protect the heart and to prevent cardiovascular disease, but recent reviews have cast doubt on this, finding only slightly positive outcomes or even negative outcomes.

Two studies on health effects of mustard oil have been conducted in India, which had conflicting results. One found that mustard oil had no protective effect on the heart, and the authors reckoned that the benefits of alpha-linolenic acid were outweighed by the harm of erucic acid,[9] while another study found that mustard oil had a protective effect, and the authors reckoned that the benefits of alpha-linolenic acid outweighed the harm of erucic acid.

The use of mustard oils in traditional societies for infant massage has been identified by one study as risking damaging skin integrity and permeability. Other studies over larger samples have shown that massaging with mustard oil improved the weight, length, and midarm and midleg circumferences as compared to infants without massage, although sesame oil is a better candidate for this than mustard oil.
Mustard oil has had contradictory reputations in different parts of the world over the years. It is a very popular oil on the Indian Subcontinent, specifically in the Eastern parts of India and in Bangladesh. There, it is used as an edible oil and is considered very healthy, whereas in the rest of the world, it is often considered toxic, irritable and not suitable for edible purposes. In some parts of Europe, there is even a ban on selling this oil and in some other countries; it is sold as a massage oil reserved for external application only.

País:	Ukraine
N º de Modelo:	-
Precio FOB:	( Negotiable ) (Negociable) Obtener el precio más reciente
Lugar de origen:	-
Precio de pedido mínimo:	-
Cantidad de pedido mínimo:	25 Kilogram
Detalle de embalaje:	-
El tiempo de entrega:	-
Capacidad de suministro:	10 Metric Ton per Month
Tipo de pago:	T/T
Grupo de productos :	Natural oil