BodyBio’s Guide to Omega 3 and Omega 6 Fats
Part of the difficulty of understanding fats and oils stems from the word itself: fat. In today’s culture, the word “fat” has negative connotations, largely due to...
Part of the difficulty of understanding fats and oils stems from the word itself: fat. In today’s culture, the word “fat” has negative connotations, largely due to...
KEY TAKEAWAYS Produce can be labeled as “organic” if it is grown in soil that has been untouched by any man-made chemicals for at least three years...
Q: What is Safflower Oil used for?
A: People have used Safflower Oil to promote hair growth and healthy skin, to reduce risk of CVD by controlling blood lipids, to prevent atherosclerosis and hyperglycemia, to address female helathy concerns and to manage weight.
Q: Are there any side effects?
A: Remotely possible, there may be a reaction if a person is sensitive to ragweed, chrysanthemums, marigolds, daisies and other members of the Asteracese/Compositae family of plants
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