Black Sesame oil, regarded in India as the 'Queen of
Oils', is a versatile oil which can be used in cooking and for skin and
hair-care. Nature's Shield black sesame oil is wild-crafted and
sustainable and is cold-press extracted, for preservation of its natural
qualities. A staple ingredient in Asian cooking and
Ayurvedic medicine, black sesame oil is an amazing kitchen cure.
Nature's Shield cold pressed black sesame seed oil has endless
applications.Richer in calcium and magnesium than milk, it strengthens your bones, teeth and nails.It's
antioxidant and anti-inflammatory substances sesamin and sesamolin
lower cholesterol thus reducing atherosclerosis and heart disease.Sesame's
lignans also protect against DNA damage caused by radiation. Hence
black sesame oil on our skin or internally can counter high exposure to
electromagnetic energy such as screens emit.This powerful seed protects us from the sun's harmful ultraviolet rays thus preventing pigmentation and wrinkles.Rubbed on a baby's bottom it provides a barrier against nappy
rash and dry skin. Similarly, it gives a soothing shield when applied
before swimming in chlorine or dealing with dry, cold weather.Traditionally
used to massage babies daily it proved to improve a baby's growth and
post-massage sleep more than other oils according to a study published
in the Indian Journal of Medical Research in 2000.The copper
content in black sesame seeds can prevent and relieve arthritis. Black
sesame seed oil's high iron also alleviates anaemia.This super seed is proposed to counter cancer as it has the highest phytosterol content of all nuts and seeds.Swilling
sesame oil around your mouth is an ancient technique to improve teeth
and gums. Clinical research now confirms that it compares favourably to
chemical mouthwash chlorhexidine in improving plaque-induced gingivitis
and that it's capable growth associated with oral plaque formation.Smear sesame oil around your nostrils to ease allergies.Sesame
seed is a superfood that increases longevity with its free radical
scavenging action found to be more powerful than melatonin.
