Can this oil be used in dietary supplements
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I cook with it, so I know it can be consumed safely. I have not used it in dietary supplements. Experiment with it and see what happens, it cannot hurt because it is good to use in your daily diet.
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I'm not an expert, but I would say definitely not. This is to be used on furniture. It did a wonderful job in refinishing our teak dining room table. It is definitely not something you want to ingest. When I have applied oil to cutting boards, I have used edible oils - vegetable oil.
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Yes i believe so. The FDA allows U.S. food oils to be prepared using hexane as an extraction method, and this is quite common for canola oil and grape seed oil. Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/044380_grape_seed_oil_hexane_gasoline_derivative.html#ixzz3aEHhebIk
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Yes. We use doTerra oils which are great! You can order them on mydoterra.com/wilsonoils
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Yes. It is just straight food grade (safe to eat) coconut oil. You can use it in beauty products, food/cooking or any other thing you can think of.
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No, not when compared with other fish oils out there. Just take with food as directed and it won't have any.
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Absolutely. We use these oils to our massage cream at our salon for aroma therapy during massage. :)
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I can't answer this question, because flax seed oil is the only one I've used. Sorry.
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After all the medical articles indicating that Fish Oil was not recommended as a daily supplement ... was essentially a waste of money and might actually harm, I discontinued usage ... I am, however, slightly more constipated.
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Yes it does. There is a picture of the Supplement Facts label on the item listing. It's 1000mg of Seabuckthorn Oil, which is broken down to 800mg berry oil (32-38% Omega 7, 25-30% Omega 9 and 4-6% Omega 6) and 200mg Seed oil (31-36% Omega 3, 32-37% Omega 6 and 20-25% Omega 9). When I first researched it, it was the best reviewed supplement, having both the berry and seed oil, which was recommended. I have found it beneficial physically and mentally.
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yes it can. I use the oil pure on my hands and scalp. I mix it with my favorite organic lotion to rub on my body. The oil can be used in soaps. If you are into soap making you can find recipes online or you can simply purchase premade soaps that use the oil
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Sorry I do not have the answer to this question... all I know about this oil is that it is very harsh in nature... OK for cooking, absolutely not OK for salads or any other uncooked edible use. Used raw, this oil burns my throat.
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The bottle says that it is for aromatherapy use, but doesn't say not to ingest it so I am not sure. I know there are recipes out there using essential oils and it's probably ok to use. Maybe you should check out NOW website or call their customer service to get their feedback.
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I wouldn't recommend it, the bottle says: People unfamiliar w/properties can reference~ www.natures-oil.com for safety and usage information
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I couldn't find anything on the label or on Amazon's listing page. However, I would say it's not for ingesting. It's a carrier oil for essential oils and a moisturizer for skin and hair. I didn't see anything else in its description. I hope this helps!
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Magnesium oil No! The Ultra version is a yes Hope that answers your question
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Operating instructions indicate the following: "Additives are NOT recommended." I haven't tried it, however would ASSUME it to be alright if oils are used judiciously.