(Ziya Bostanoglu) Bostanoglu Dis Ticaret Ve Danismanlik

Istanbul, Turkey

We are offering Natural Cold Pressed Safflower Oil-007. Main characteristics and a short history of safflower seed oilrnrn safflower is one the humanitys oldest crops, an annual plant mainly cultivated for oil extracting from the seeds. It is native to south-asia and believed to be cultivated first in the south part of asia, around the middle east and mediterranean region from where it spread throughout the world. It is known that safflower is cultivated in egypt approximately 3500 years ago. Therefore, it is widely acclaimed that safflower spread out worldwide from egypt. It is cultivated also in china, japan, india, egypt and iran since prehistoric ages. It is also grown in italy, france and spain during the medieval age. After the exploration of the americas, spanish explorers brought the crop to mexico and later on to venezuela and colombia.rn rnin china, safflower has been successfully used as a medical plant in the treatment of swellings and pains that are due to trauma, cardio-vascular diseases and menstruation. Clinical studies reveal that it is supportive for lowering the blood pressure and helps the tissues to receive more oxygen by improving blood flow.rnrnin india and pakistan, safflower used to be sold in all shops selling medicinal herbs for curing many diseases, and used to be very popular as an aphrodisiac.rn rnin middle east, africa and india safflower was used as an anti- febrile to reduce fever, as an antidote against poisoning to induce vomiting and as a laxative against constipation. In bangladesh, crushed safflower seeds were mixed with mustard seeds to be used as an ointment against rheumatism.rn rnsafflower oil can be used in cooking both for deep frying and for salad dressing and marinades. Safflower oil can be used as a nutritional supplement, but its most common use is for cooking. The petals of the safflower plant as well and the safflower oil that is produced from pressing have common uses in food preparation. Safflower oil can be used in commercial production as a drying oil used in printing. The remaining mash is used as part of grain sold to put into livestock feeds.rnsafflower oil can also be taken as a health supplement. Studies have shown that taking a daily dosage of the oil has reduced inflammation, lowered bad cholesterol, reduced body fat, and promote muscle growth.rnthe oil can be used to promote healthy hair and nail growth my massaging it into the scalp and nail bed. It is also used in massage oils and lotions as it is low in comodegenic action and doesnt clog pores. It is also used in chinese medicine to invigorate blood and reduce pain.rn rn rnblood sugar and cholesterolrna research from ohio state university in 2011 inferred that linolenic acid, an omega-6 compound present in safflower oil is one of the most heavily contributing factors to its health benefits, particularly in the case of cholesterol and blood sugar.rnrna study conducted by them on overweight women, which involved them consuming just over 1.5 tsp. Of safflower oil saw significant positive changes in their cholesterol and blood sugar levels (fasting). These changes were brought on without making any other changes in their dietary or lifestyle habits.rnrnthe study claimed that since cholesterol and blood sugar can be controlled by the regular intake of safflower oil, it can be of great help to people with diabetes, heart problems and by extension, obesity.rnrnweight lossrnsafflower oil contains both, mufa and pufa: the good fats that can help maintain cholesterol levels and reduce weight. People who are looking for ways to lose weight as well as maintain their weight can include as little as a tsp. Of safflower oil a day in regular diet. Plus, the presence of omega-6 acid in the oil helps reduce belly fat, if consumed regularly. This was also the finding of the study at ohio state university mentioned above. The results of the study have been debated with regards to the number of people used as subjects, their constitution, etc. Hence, while they may have found it to be true for their candidates, there may be variations depending on various factors.rnrnpmsrnsafflower oil is also considered very helpful in curbing the discomfort caused by pms (pre-menstrual syndrome). Prostaglandins, hormone-like substances, cause uncomfortable bloating and tenderness in breasts prior to a woman's menses. These prostaglandins are controlled and regulated by linolenic acid present in safflower oil. Consuming safflower oil instead of hormonal drugs also helps in regularizing menstrual cycles.rnrnhairrnsafflower oil is one of the best oils to use to get healthy hair. It is light, odorless, and mild, and the scalp absorbs it easily. The oil is extremely rich in oleic acid and hence, does not leave your hair sticky and feeling heavy. Application of safflower oil on the scalp improves circulation. This stimulates hair follicles and enhances hair growth. The oil also provides much-needed protection against the elements and pollution. Along with protection, it nourishes dry hair with its pufa-enabled moisturizing properties. Nourished and well-protected hair is obviously strong and healthy. Safflower oil is also touted to be one of the best oils to soothe hair that has endured damage.