flaxseeds

  • Crede Natural Oils Flax Seed Oil 1L

    Crede Natural Oils Flax Seed Oil 1L

    N$198.90

    Flaxseed oil is one of the richest natural sources of omega-3 essential fatty acids. It also contains lignans, small fibrous particles in the flaxseed shell that have disease-fighting properties. Flaxseed oil is used as a daily nutritional supplement because it is rich in the omega-3 alpha-linolenic acid (ALA), which your body partly converts into EPA and DHA (the two chief omega-3 fatty acids found in marine oils).

    Flaxseed oil has a far higher omega-3 content than other common seed oils: one tablespoon of Credé Flaxseed Oil contains roughly 7,800mg of ALA.

    ALA is an omega-3 essential fatty acid. This means the body needs to get ALA from dietary sources in order to function properly, and cannot make up ALA using other nutrients. Unfortunately, the modern diet contains a lot less ALA than our ancestors’ used to. The “Western” diet contains far fewer nuts, seeds and dark green, leafy vegetables than in earlier times, and omega-3s are easily damaged during heating and other forms of food processing. Because it can be difficult to get sufficient dietary omega-3s, many nutritionists recommend using omega-3 supplements, such as flaxseed oil.

     

  • Health Connection Wholefoods Brown Linseeds 500g

    Health Connection Wholefoods Brown Linseeds 500g

    N$64.00

    Brown Linseeds

    Seeds are by their nature high in energy, protein and fibre. These whole, brown linseeds have a pleasant nutty flavour and provide a convenient way of increasing dietary fibre intake. Linseeds are also known as flaxseeds.

     

    Suggested use: Whole or ground linseeds can be used in baking bread, muffins or biscuits. They are also tasty sprinkled over salads, cooked vegetables or muesli. Suggestion: Soak in water overnight to soften the seeds.

     

    Further information:

    Ingredients: Brown linseeds.

     

    Nutritional Information:

    Single serving size =
    15g (approx. 2 tablespoons)

    Per 100g
    Per single serving

    Energy (kJ)
    2 234
    335

    Protein (g)
    18.3
    2.7

    Glycaemic Carbohydrate (g)
    2
    0

    of which total sugars (g)
    1.6
    0.2

    Total fat (g)
    42.2
    6.3

    of which Saturated fat (g)
    3.7
    0.6

    of which Trans fat (g)
    0.0
    0.0

    of which Polyunsaturated fat (g)
    28.7
    4.3

    Dietary fibre (g)
    27.3
    4.1

    Total Sodium (mg)
    30
    5