Organic Gingelly oil, highly recommended for cooking and daily use

 

Organic Gingelly oil

    Gingelly oil is also called as sesame oil & til oil.Sesame seeds were one of the first crops processed for oil as well as one of the earliest condiments.Gingelly oil is extracted in Wooden Chekku/Ghani by adding palm Jaggery during extraction and there is no loss of nutrients in this method.



    Benefits:

  •     It is rich in antioxidants (sesamol and sesaminol) which helps to reduce cell damage
  •     It is rich in Omega-6 fatty acids, hence it is good for heart .
  •     Since sesame oils are rich in magnesium, it helps to reduce blood pressure.
  •     It is good for your skin & eyes.
  •     It helps in digestion of food
  •     It suits best for oil pulling
  •     It helps to Improve Growth of Bones & Boosts Circulation & Metabolism.

We Uma5traders are distributing oil prepared by traditional method by using Vagai Wooden Chekku which has many medicinal values. For more details and order contact 9677854095.

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