Chufa Oil with Tumeric

Description

Tumeric oil is extracted from the rhizome by steam distillation. It has a gingery yet citrusy fragrance, and it is greenish yellow. This oil is used in aromatherapy for balance, stimulation, and relaxation. Specifically, it is often used to treat skin inflammation caused by radiation. It has also been used to treat various stomach problems, including diarrhea, bloating, stomach ulcers, irritable bowel syndrome, and loss of appetite. It has been used to treat cold symptoms, menstrual problems, anterior uveitis, intestinal gas, urinary bladder inflammation, and kidney problems as well.

Turmeric oil contains many different healthy active ingredients, such as curcumin and aromatic turmerone, which are highly concentrated and easily assimilated. It can be diffused by steam or heat, ingested, or used topically. However, if it is directly applied to the skin, it should be combined with a carrier oil (such as coconut or sweet almond).

More About Chufa Oil

Chufa oil can stand up next to even the healthiest and most delicious oils – without any oily smell or taste. You can use it at high temperatures, cooking and baking for hours. As well, it makes an excellent addition to a salad dressing or a DIY cosmetic that calls for oil.

Chufa oil is great for salads, skin and hair creams, cosmetic, and is a biofuel for manufacturing. Chufa contains protein and carbohydrates that are excellent for Paleo and Keto diets.

Even more useful than many common essential oils, Chufa oil has become known around the world for cooking, skincare, and nutritional uses. Use it with coconut oil, apricot oil, dates, honey, and more.

Containing 36% high-quality, edible oil, this super-food makes an excellent addition to your balanced diet. There is a great deal of oleic acid, a healthy monounsaturated fatty acid, inside, inside it, which is even healthier than the best olive oils, helping increase the body’s high-density lipoproteins (HDL).

Even more useful than many common essential oils, Chufa oil has become known around the world for cooking, skincare, and nutritional uses. Use it with coconut oil, apricot oil, dates, honey, and more.

By some measures, monounsaturated fatty acid composes as much as 66% to 76% of Chufa oil. Compare that to the enormous polyunsaturated fatty acids you find in typical cooking oils. Oleic acid, according to researchers, may offer some health benefits when consumed as part of a balanced diet.

That is not the only healthy fat you will find in Chufa, either. There is also plenty of linoleic acid, palmitic acid, and stearic acid. Add to that the quercetin, Omega-9, Vitamin E, and antioxidants, and you can see why so many people have chosen to consume it regularly.