If you have heard that there is therapeutic qualities in CBD oil and want to know more about the hempseed oil, read on. What is the difference between these two oils?
What is Hemp Seed Oil?
This is the full-spectrum oil that comes from the seeds of the Cannabis sativa plant. The seed oil is different from cannabidiol (CBD) oil, which makes use of the flowers, stalks and leaves of the plant. On the other hand, Hemp seed oil is produced from the seeds, which are quite small. It is said to be very rich in Omega 6 and Omega 3 essential fatty acids, which are healthy fats.
Its Uses
The oil, from the seeds, provides a complete protein; it is also high in minerals. It is commonly used as nourishment for the skin and hair because of the fatty acids and high protein content. This oil is a close match for the oil of our skin, which makes it readily absorbed. Organic in nature, it is produced with unrefined processing.
Some people have used it for moisturizing acne-prone skin. It does not clog pores and can prevent dry skin. It is said to aid in the following:
- Inflammatory Properties
- Moisturizing
- Balanced oil production
- Properties for aging
- Skin cell production
This oil has also been used for hair, and to moisturize the scalp and promote growth. It also reduces the appearance of split, dry ends.
Aside from skin benefits, the hempseed oil may offer some cardio-protective effects as well. Heart longevitity.
Hemp Seed Oil Capsules
The hempseed oil also comes in a capsule and softgel form. It is taken for supplementing Omega fatty acids in the diet; capsules usually have a balance of Omega 3 and Omega 6 EFAs.
