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Macadamia oil

Macadamia oil...

Macadamia oil is a type of vegetable oil that is obtained by affecting the fruits of the Macadamia plant, which belongs to the Proteus family and is distributed mainly in Australia. Macadamia nut is a species of plant so rare that there are only nine varieties of the plant in the world. Moreover, five out of nine species of macadamia grow exclusively on the territory of the Australian continent.

The beneficial properties of macadamia oil, as well as the fruits of the plant themselves, have been known to Australian natives for thousands of years. Prescriptions for preparing medicines, as well as knowledge about the beneficial properties of macadamia oil, were carefully preserved and passed on in Australia from generation to generation. Macadamia nut, as well as oil obtained from the fruits of the plant, is stable in popularity and demand in our time. It's all about the unique vitamin-mineral composition of macadamia nuts, from which oil is obtained.

Macadamia nuts are widely used not only in cooking, but also in medicine and pharmacological production. It is believed that daily consumption of even a small amount of macadamia oil has a positive effect on the main life-supporting systems in the human body. Macadamia oil helps to improve and cleanse the body of harmful chemical compounds, as well as eliminate the consequences of negative environmental effects and external factors.

The benefits of macadamia oil

However, the exclusive benefit of macadamia oil lies in the ability of the product to influence blood cholesterol levels. Macadamia oil is classified as a unique natural drug. By the strength of the positive effect on the human body, macadamia oil can be compared with only another exclusive source of vitamins and biologically active substances of natural origin. A spermacet or wax-like compound that is derived from animal fat from sperm whales is considered an incredibly useful substance for humans.

Macadamia oil has pronounced antioxidant, antimicrobial, as well as rejuvenating properties. Over the past few decades, cosmetologists have not stopped singing praises to macadamia oil, since only this substance has unique characteristics that can have a visible rejuvenating effect on the human skin, as well as on the entire body as a whole.

Macadamia oil can improve blood microcerculation, stabilize metabolic processes, and saturate the human body with incredibly useful and essential natural amino acids, which are in excess contained in nut oil. It is worth noting that it is macadamia nut that ranks first in the ranking of the most useful and nutritious varieties of nuts. Macadamia oil contains a colossal amount of palmitic acid in its chemical composition.

No other type of vegetable oil derived from nuts can match the vitamin-mineral composition of macadamia oil. Macadamia oil contains a large amount of vitamins A, E, as well as B, in addition to potassium, selenium, zinc and copper. It is macadmia oil that is used as the basis for the manufacture of other essential oils. This is due to the fact that macadamia oil has unique abilities to penetrate deep layers of human skin.


macadamia oils 718 kCal

Energy value of macadamia oil (Ratio of proteins, fats, carbohydrates - ju):

Proteins: 9.2 g (~ 37 kCal)
Fats: 74.6 g (~ 671 kCal)
Carbohydrates: 10g (~ 40kCal)

Energy ratio (bj | y): 5% | 94% | 6%