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DETAILED Certified Organic HEMPSEED INFO

Contents: Why Certified Organic Hempseeds? General Information about Certified Organic Hempseed Nutrition and Medicine Specific Analysis of Certified Organic Hempseeds Certified Organic Hempseed Nutrition Mineral Assay of Sterilized Certified Organic Hempseeds Protein in Hempseeds Protein Scan of Certified Organic Hempseeds Analysis of Certified Organic Hempseed Oil

Why Certified Organic Hempseeds?

You've never eaten hemp and you're wondering why you should start now? Well to make is simple I will explain the following. Hempseed is a perfect protein, so you no longer need to look to meat for protein, you can get all you need from Certified Organic hemp seeds. Hempseeds are a perfect source of Essential Fatty Acids, so you are boosting your immune system while you eat. As well the are a good source of carbohydrates and the shell is an excellent mineral source. So to make it concise, Certified Organic hemp seeds are a wonder food and are worth eating everyday to get added proteins in your vegetarian diet, boost your immune system with EFA's and get lots of minerals. Any questions? Email me!

General Information about Certified Organic Hempseed Nutrition and Medicine

· contains 6 immune-boosting essential fatty acids found in perfect ratio for human consumption.
· protein content consists of 65% of the most digestible form of protein, allowing the protein to be easily assimilated by the human body, making it a great source for vegans and vegetarians.
· contains 9 essential amino acids, 19 in total.
· contains carotene, vitamin C, E, B1, B2, B3 and B6.
· mineral content includes phosphorus, calcium, potassium, magnesium, silica, and iron.
· outer shell is a form of insoluble fibre, which, when broken down, becomes a cleansing agent for the digestive tract and is an effective intestinal lubricant.
· stimulates growth of hair and nails.
· improves health of skin.
· reduces inflammation.
· carries toxins to the surface of the skin, the intestinal tract, kidneys and lungs where they can be expelled.
· used in the treatment of glandular atrophy, gallstones, kidney degeneration, acne, and menstrual irregularity.
· reduces blood serum cholesterol levels.
· lowers blood pressure.
· helps to reduce fever.

Certified Organic Hempseed Nutrition

A complete mineral assay was performed on the sterilized Certified Organic hemp seeds by the Ohio Hempery. The following is that information. Thanks to them!

It can be seen that hemp is especially high in the most needed minerals: Calcium, Magnesium, Phosphorus, Potassium and Sulfur. It is also low in heavy metals like Strontium, Thorium, Arsenic, and Chromium.

The vitamin results were disappointing until you see that hemp's vitamins compares favorably with other grains. Vitamins are mostly provided by fresh vegetables. You would have to eat over a pound of Certified Organic hemp seeds to meet your RDA in many vitamins. The heat from the sterilization process does affect the vitamin content, vitamins are damages by heat. The fresh green leaves of the hemp plant could not be tested for nutrition due to the fact they are illegal to posses.

PROTEIN

Hempseeds contain up to 24% protein. A handful of seed provides the minimum daily requirement for adults. Ohio Hempery's testing confirms that hemp has a high quality protein content that contains all eight essential amino acids in the correct proportions that humans need. I have found in my own research that hemp has actually nine essential amino acids but there seems to be a debate in the scientific community how many essential amino acids there actually are. Some say eight, others say nine. The basic proteins in hemp are easy to digest. They are comprised of 80% edestine, the most digestible of all protein types. When scientists developed the base vegetable protein model the called it "edestine". The used hemp to find it. Relatively unknown, hemp protein is the model Soybeans contain a higher total percentage of protein, but these are complex proteins that many people find difficult to digest. Hemp was once the basis of the edstine model of vegetable protein. The very basis of proteins and the vegetable default model.

All this is not to mention that these seeds taste great. Hempseeds can be used as a protein and to enhance flavor in any recipe.

ANALYSIS OF HEMPSEED OIL


Moisture............................................ 0.19
% Vitamin A.................................... 8,700 IU/lb.
Vitamin E........................................... <1 mg/100g
Phosphatides..................................... 0.03
% Chlorophyll................................. 6
PPM Fat Stability AOM................. 5 hours
Free Fatty Acid................................. 0.94%
Insoluble Matter............................... 0.01%
Iodine Value...................................... 166.5
Peroxide Value................................. 7.0 meg/kg
Saponification Value...................... 192.8
Specific Gravity................................ 0.9295 at 20 C
Unsaponifiable Matter..................... 0.28%
Smoke Point..................................... 165 C
Flash Point....................................... 141 C
Melting Point................................... (-8 C)