Siberian Pine Nut Oil, Extra Virgin

Pine nut oil is a unique 100% natural product, which has no analogs in nature. Suitable for salads, snacks, and baking. Pine nut oil is rich in vitamins E, F, D, B, and polyunsaturated fatty acids: linoleic (omega-6), linolenic (omega-3), and oleic (omega-9).

Vitamin A, contained in pine nut oil, makes this product useful for children, helping them grow and maintain their visual acuity. Pine nut oil is valuable for high group B and D vitamins, thus normalizing the nervous system’s activity and improving blood composition. In terms of vitamin E content, pine nut oil is five times higher than olive oil and three times higher than coconut oil. 

Vitamin E plays an irreplaceable role in all reproductive processes: support of the reproductive system, fetal development during pregnancy, body growth, the formation of milk in lactating women.

Physicians recommend pine nut oil during pregnancy. Pine nut oil is superior in vitamin F to the known source of this vitamin, fish oil. Vitamin F is a group of essential fatty acids responsible for growth and cell renewal. They are not synthesized in the human body but only come from food.

Therefore, pine nut oil is a product necessary for consumption by people of all ages: for children to grow the body and for adults to preserve youth and good health. Thanks to essential fatty acids, pine nut oil effectively removes radionuclides, heavy metals, and other toxins from the body.

Regular consumption of pine nut oil helps:

• normalize the activity of the nervous system and metabolism;
• cleanse the body by removing radionuclides, heavy metals, and other toxins;
• improve blood composition, helping to increase hemoglobin level
• ensure the prevention of digestive diseases
• improve immunity
• maintain visual acuity
• prevent brittle hair, nails

Pine nut oil is suitable for:

• people living in large cities and other ecologically polluted areas;
• those working with increased psychological and physical stress;
• gastric ulcer and duodenal ulcer, as well as those operated on for this;
• high blood pressure and for the prevention of atherosclerosis;
• pulmonary tuberculosis;
• auxiliary treatment of burns, scars, and other skin ailments;
• children for the full formation of the body;
• pregnant and lactating women.

You can use pine nut oil as an extra natural ecological agent accompanying primary treatment. Estheticians use pine nut oil for treating almost all skin imperfections (dermatitis, seborrhea, acne). They include it in masks against skin aging and use it to soften cuticles, dry hands, feet, and the whole body. Siberian pine oil is entirely absorbed through the skin. It can be an oil-base for homemade creams. 

For skin defects, you can use pine nut oil both topically and internally. The minimum treatment course to restore the skin’s structure, nails, or hair consists of 10-15 procedures.

Improve skin condition. Rub warm oil into clean, dry skin with light circular movements. Leave on for 10 minutes, then wash off with warm water without soap and pat dry with a towel.

Bath with oil. For psoriasis, neurodermatitis, and other itchy skin problems, add oil to the bath (a few drops are enough). Bathwater should be 1-2 degrees warmer than body temperature, but in no case hot.

For wounds, burns, frostbite. For the disinfection of wound surfaces and accelerating the healing process, pine nut oil must continuously act on the skin. Impregnate with sterile gauze dressings and apply to the wounded place. Change wounds dressings once a day.

Achieve a particularly strong effect with the combined use of oil and sap (resin) of Siberian pine (turpentine balsam).

Dietary supplement. It is not a medicine.