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Sesame seeds and oil for the blood vessels

  1. Sesame seeds have always been an important foodstuff for humans. For thousands of years, the Eastern peoples have been eating sesame seeds because of the excellent nutritional value and health-promoting properties of its oil-rich seeds.

Nutritional value of sesame

  1. Sesame seeds are a good and cheap source of fats, proteins, fibers, minerals, vitamins and valuable phytonutrients. The cream-white or brown-black sesame seeds contain 44 to 53% fats (of which 40% monounsaturated oleic acid, 45% polyunsaturated linoleic acid and 10% saturated fat), 18 to 25% high-quality protein (comparable to soy protein) and 14% carbohydrates. Sesame seed also contains a lot of (especially water-insoluble) fiber (12 grams per 100 grams) and has a high content of minerals (copper, manganese, calcium, magnesium, iron, phosphorus, zinc, selenium, molybdenum), beta-carotene and vitamins ( thiamine, pyridoxine, folic acid, vitamin B3, riboflavin, vitamin E, choline). In addition, sesame seeds contain valuable medicines including lignans, phytosterols, polyphenols (including proanthocyanidins, resveratrol) and phospholipids. The ingredients are more readily available from ground sesame seeds and sesame oil than from whole seeds.

Health effects

  1. Based on in-vitro and in-vivo studies, the following health effects are attributed to sesame seeds and sesame oil:

Conclusion

  1. Sesame oil and sesame seeds therefore have important health effects. It is not without reason that they have been regarded in Indian and Chinese medicinal traditions as medicinal foods that counteract the aging process and relieve inflammatory diseases such as arthritis. Sesame oil is also a great home remedy for ailments such as constipation. In case of constipation, the oil can be added to meals or, for a faster and better result, taken on an empty stomach. Sesame oil is also an excellent massage oil for sore muscles and joint pain. Given the anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties of the oil, that might be true.

  2. Sesame oil and sesame seeds therefore have important health effects. It is not without reason that they have been regarded in Indian and Chinese medicinal traditions as medicinal foods that counteract the aging process and relieve inflammatory diseases such as arthritis. Sesame oil is also a great home remedy for ailments such as constipation. In case of constipation, the oil can be added to meals or, for a faster and better result, taken on an empty stomach. Sesame oil is also an excellent massage oil for sore muscles and joint pain. Given the oil's anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties, that might be so.



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