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| wheat germ & benefits |
Back to school years, you might remember that our teachers learnt us how to grow legumes. We used to put in a bowl cotton and dropped some water, then threw some of the legumes and these slowly grew up within a few days. The sprouts that we observed were eaten normally and constitute a real health bomb for our body.
The healing properties of the wheat germs have been known for over 5,000 years, reports of their use are found in Chinese medicine and the Indians. Sprouts are a live food, since they continue to grow until the day we decide to consume them. They are rich in fiber, antioxidants and vitamins. Some are soft, others are harder, some have a slight flavor, others are more intense. They can be eaten raw, in sandwiches and salads while the most crisp can be cooked with other vegetables or can be easily added to soups.
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| wheat germ secrets |
They are rich in vitamins A, B1, B2, B3, B6, C, D, E, F, proteins and trace elements, important source of fatty acids omega-3, omega-6, omega-9. The wheat germ oil is also edible and preserves the properties of the stem. Lightweight but delicate oil, protects us from sunlight, stimulates skin elasticity, beneficial and protective, particularly suitable for dry and dehydrated skin, prevents aging and treats existing wrinkles.
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| wheat germ oil |
Due to its intense antioxidant action, combats a lot of skin issues such as eczema, psoriasis, etc., it is healing, it stimulates the blood circulation, reconstructs the skin tissues and renews the skin cells. Except the vegetable oil, you can also find wheat germ protein, ideal for the sensitive eye area and for hair, while you can find hyaluronic acid which derives from where germ.
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