Sri Dhanjanki Agro Private Limited

Description

Sridhanjanki’s cold pressed virgin ground nut oil is produced by cold pressed traditional method without use of chemicals and preservatives and that’s the reason we call it as “Peanut Naturoil”. Virgin ground nut Oil is obtained from ground nut seeds through the cold-pressed method (ancient method of crushing seeds at low temperature so antioxidants, fatty acids and natural properties are retained in the oil). Since no further refining is done, hence oil is 100% free of chemicals. During the processing no preservatives, trans fats, color, or flavor are used. This oil has a high smoke point of about 446°F (230°C), this oil is well suited for deep frying and cooking. It’s popular for deep frying because it has a neutral taste. This oil does not contain preservatives or chemicals. It is 100% pure and organic. According to the USDA, peanut oil contains 120 calories per tablespoon (14 grams). It also contains monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats which are the ‘good’ kind of fats and lower the risk of diseases. It also includes some amount of saturated fats that are best consumed in moderation. This oil is rich in monounsaturated fatty acids, anti-oxidants, coenzyme Q10, fatty acids, linoleic acid, oleic acid, Omega-3 fatty acids, Omega-6 fatty acids, palmitic acid, polyphenols, stearic acid and resveratrol. This oil also contains vital nutrients such as vitamins A, D, E, protein, fiber, calcium, potassium, carbohydrates and sodium. Among the healthiest of oils that are useful to humans, cold pressed Peanut oil is greatly acknowledged for health and body care. At Sridhanjanki, we ensure that pure cold-pressed groundnut oil is free from suspended matter and is extracted under the most hygienic conditions Benefits Heart Health: Peanut oil contains monounsaturated fatty acids (MUFA), like oleic acid, which increases the levels of “good cholesterol”, called HDL, in the blood. This beneficial cholesterol may actually help to scrape off and reduce bad cholesterol (LDL) and lower your risk of developing coronary heart diseases and strokes Boosts Immunity: A final benefit of the possibly impressive levels of resveratrol in peanut oil is the improvement of your immune system. Viral and fungal infections are particularly susceptible to this antioxidant, so adding peanut oil to your diet can keep you healthy in yet another way, by stimulating your white blood cell production to fend off any foreign agents in your body. Prevents Cancer: The anti-oxidant property in Peanut (Groundnut) Oil helps eliminate free radicals and prevents colon, prostate and breast cancer. Lowers Blood Pressure: Cold pressed Groundnut oil helps reduce high blood pressure and risk of heart diseases. May Increase Insulin Production: In a study published in the Lipids in Health and Disease journal, oleic acid shows an increase in insulin production to undo the inhibitory insulin effect of TNF-a: Tumor Necrosis Factor-alpha. Peanut oil, which is possibly high in oleic acid ameliorates the diabetic symptoms of type-2 diabetic subjects characterized by inflammation. Findings suggest that peanuts are beneficial in lowering the risk of type-2 diabetes in women. May Prevent Cognitive Disorders: Resveratrol may have therapeutic value to neuronal degeneration. A study by Thimmappa S.Anekonda, published in the Brain Research Reviews 2006, could perhaps be used to reduce the risk of Alzheimer’s disease. Controls Cholesterol Levels: Peanut Oil is cholesterol-free. Thus, it reduces current level of cholesterol due to the presence of plant sterols. Skin Care: Groundnut oil is high in vitamin E, which is also an anti-oxidant and protects cells from damage. Topical application of this oil provides a glowing and flawless skin. It reduces the occurrence of wrinkles, spots and fine lines. The presence of vitamin E in cold pressed Peanut Oil takes care of dry skin and chapped lips. Cooking: In addition to being a vegetable source, Peanut Oil is also an ideal choice for deep frying because it can be heated to a higher smoking point/temperature (230 degrees Celsius). This results in lower oil retention in fried foods. Groundnut oil cold pressed has many uses: Adding a tablespoon of Peanut Oil to your diet can keep you healthy by stimulating your white blood cell production to fend off any foreign agents in your body. A massage with Peanut Oil can provide relief from joint and muscle pain. Take 1 or 2 tablespoons of Peanut Oil and apply it on the affected area.