Pumpkin seed oil is also called white melon seed oil, pumpkin seed oil. The extraction methods of pumpkin seed oil include solvent extraction, hot pressing, supercritical fluid extraction, and cold pressing. The pumpkin seed oil extracted by solvent extraction must be refined (6 de-processing) before it can be eaten, and the refining process will inevitably destroy the natural components in the pumpkin seed oil and reduce the nutrition in the pumpkin seed oil. Pumpkin seed oil is dark brown-green, thick and rich in oil and full of fragrance. Because of the accompanying substances of fat, pumpkin seed oil is not easy to deteriorate due to the interaction with air, and is easy to store. It can be stored for about one year under sealed conditions.

Benefits of Pumpkin Seed Oil

1. Pumpkin Seed Oil Can Fight Cancer

Cancer is one of the most serious human diseases and we are constantly looking for ways to reduce the chances of contracting this dreadful disease. Pumpkin seed oil contains high levels of cancer-fighting components, including phenolic compounds, which have been shown to powerfully scavenge free radicals in the body in test subjects given pumpkin seed extract.

2. Pumpkin Seed Oil Is Anti-Inflammatory

Inflammation is often the result of deficiencies in several nutrients, including protein and various vitamins and minerals. Inflammatory diseases like arthritis can feel debilitating, so add plenty of high-quality protein into your body to keep tissues healthy and repaired, plus plenty of anti-inflammatory compounds will prevent this from happening. Pumpkin seed oil has been directly linked to reducing inflammation and relieving pain from arthritis.

3. Pumpkin seed oil can be diuretic and anti-oxidant

Pumpkin Seed Oil is the buster of toxins in the body due to its diuretic properties and antioxidant activity. In addition, it improves blood circulation and increases the metabolic rate of the liver and kidneys. Uric acid and various other toxins are thus flushed out, meaning they cannot accumulate into kidney stones or other forms of ailments such as gout and arthritis. Pumpkin Seed Oil promotes kidney health and helps the body flush out toxins from top to bottom.

4. Pumpkin seed oil can supplement amino acids and protein

Our body functions at its highest level when all the organs in our body are functioning efficiently and healthily. Consuming a steady and sufficient amount of protein in the diet is necessary because amino acids, the main components of protein, are involved in the body's daily metabolic processes. Without these essential amino acids and proteins, our bodies cease to function and we become weak, lethargic, unhealthy, sluggish, and exhausted. Pumpkin Seed Oil is an excellent source of protein, containing up to 30%. One tablespoon of pumpkin seed oil contains 12 grams of protein, about 25% of your daily protein requirements.

5. Pumpkin Seed Oil Can Help You Sleep

After a long day, if your nerves feel uncomfortably tensed like a thread, a teaspoon of pumpkin seed oil can calm you down and give you peace of mind. Pumpkin seed oil is rich in magnesium and tryptophan, both of which have calming and soothing qualities that help you get a good night's sleep.

6. Pumpkin Seed Oil May Benefit Bones

Pumpkin seed oil has gained popularity due to its effects on osteoporosis. Its high content of zinc, calcium, copper and various other minerals can increase bone density. Studies have shown that consistent intake of pumpkin seeds can reduce bone weakness and osteoporosis.

7. Pumpkin seed oil can benefit cardiovascular

Phytosterols, a unique organic compound in pumpkin seed oil, are directly linked to lowering LDL cholesterol levels, which can prevent blood clots and atherosclerosis, thereby reducing the risk of heart attack and stroke. Additionally, high copper levels increase the number of red blood cells in the body and improve blood oxygenation in blood vessels. This fact, combined with the lower sodium content, can boost heart health by lowering blood pressure, so pumpkin seed oil should be considered a valuable cardiovascular 8. Pumpkin seed oil can cleanse the gut

In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), pumpkin seeds are considered to have sweet and neutral properties. Pumpkin seeds and oil are often associated with the stomach and large intestine meridians. Practitioners of traditional Chinese medicine may use pumpkin seed products to clear parasites from the body or to relieve pain.

In Ayurveda, pumpkin seeds and oil are often recommended for all three doshas, and kapha-type oils are often recommended in the diet. In Ayurvedic medicine, pumpkin seeds and oil are often used to remove toxic deposits and cleanse the body.

Historically, pumpkin seeds have been used as an anthelmintic (an antiparasitic) for intestinal parasites and worms. In fact, Native Americans' use of the seeds to treat intestinal infections eventually led to the United States Pharmacopoeia listing pumpkin seeds as an official remedy for eliminating parasites from 1863-1936.

As an unsaturated vegetable oil rich in omega 3, it can also repair damaged nerve cells and maintain brain function. Women often have migraines, menstrual and menopausal problems, all of which are treated with oral pumpkin seed oil, combined with evening primrose oil, borage oil, and black seed oil.

Therefore, pumpkin seed oil is not only a gift for men, but also a rare high-quality vegetable oil for women's health care. Women who care about their husbands, don't neglect to take care of yourself. Pumpkin seed oil is also worth having.

Pumpkin Seed Oil Manufacturer

Nutra Herb Ingredients Co.,Ltd. has been focusing on plant extraction for many years, and the pumpkin seed oil it produces has good medicinal effects, so it is a reliable supplier for everyone. If you need pumpkin seed oil, you can contact us by email: Sales@nutranerbsource.com, we will serve you wholeheartedly.

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