Hemp Seed

Here’s a great organic, Vegan recipe which utilizes Nutiva’s Delicious and Nutritious Hempseeds. Great, healthy, organic food is easy to prepare, and makes all the difference in a healthy lifestyle. Thanks to Ivy Larson at CleanCuisine for this great recipe!

  • 2-3 whole garlic cloves
  • 1 teaspoon organic Worcestershire (such as Annie’s Naturals)
  • 1/4 cup fresh lemon juice
  • 3/4 teaspoon Dijon mustard
  • 1/4 cup extra virgin olive oil (such as Costco’s Kirkland brand)
  • 1/4 cup hemp seeds (such as organic Nutiva brand)
  • Sea salt, to taste
  • Freshly ground black pepper, to taste [click to continue…]

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This article comes to us from hempnewstv.wordpress.com, and brings up some very important connections between global climate change and the beneficial CO2 to oxygen conversion created by large hemp crops.  Enjoy!

globalwarmingThe hemp plant can be used in thousands of different products, including large-scale things such as houses and cars. Hemp is also able to be made into smaller goods as well, from health products to paints.

An extremely important goal that hemp must be applied to immediately is the reversal of global warming. Upon first hearing such a statement, it may seem ridiculous that one thing could solve a world problem. However, utilizing hemp on a massive scale could indeed achieve this objective.

To understand how hemp can stop global warming, you need to understand how climate change is occurring. Greenhouse gases, primarily carbon dioxide, build up in the atmosphere. This high concentration of gas traps heat inside the Earth, leading to a general increase in temperature.

The negative effects of the advanced stages of global warming would be devastating and destructive. We cannot afford to wait; we must act now to counter these horrible consequences.

Read the rest of this article HERE.

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Hemp foods are an increasingly popular way to add essential fatty acids and protein to a healthy diet. Raw organic hemp seed is beneficial for anyone who wants to improve their diet and health. It’s easy to add hemp protein to your diet by adding hemp seeds and or hemp protein powder to nearly any recipe.

As hemp seeds come from cannabis sativa plant varieties bred for nutrition, they contain virtually no THC. Hemp oil and hemp seed have good levels of omega-3 (and without the mercury issues of fish oil) and are suitable for gluten-free, lactose-free, vegetarian and vegan diets. [click to continue…]

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Holistic News Network brings the best of the lifestyles of health and sustainability at their site: http://www.holisticnewsnetwork.com

They offer video interviews of hundreds of leading health experts including Nutiva’s CEO John W Roulac, an inspiring show on Juliette of the Herbs, a clip from the American Botanical Council, and much more. The 18 minute video interview with Roulac is shot at the March 2009 Anaheim Natural Products Expo show.

Roulac discuss’s how organic coconut oil is in fact a healing oil and dispel’s the false myth of coconut oil being unhealthy. Roulac also explore the many facts on the amazing hempseed which can be made into hemp oil, hemp protein, shelled hempseed, hemp milk , and even hemp ice cream !

Nutiva’s CEO Roulac also talks about his passion for creating a healthier and more sustainable world. See video below:


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The Origins

Hemp was cultivated in China more than 6,000 years ago, from a wild plant that grew in central Asia. The Chinese recognized hemp’s amazing nutritional value, and used it as a food source long before soy foods. About a thousand years ago, hemp traveled to Europe, where peasants used the plant in several ways, one of the most popular being the making of hemp butter by grinding the tasty seeds.

A Nutritional Powerhouse

Hempseed is considered by leading researchers and medical doctors to be one of the most nutritious food sources on the planet. Shelled hempseed is packed with 33 percent pure digestible protein and is rich in iron and vitamin E as well as omega-3 and GLA. A recent report funded by the Canadian government states that hemp protein is comprised of 66 percent high-quality edistin protein, and that hempseed contains the highest percentage of this of any plant source. Hemp also contains three times the vitamin E contained in flax. Unlike soy, hemp is not genetically modified, and it doesn’t contain the anti-nutritional qualities commonly found in soy.

Got Your EFAs today?

Because the human body produces no Essential Fatty Acids (EFAs), it is important that EFAs be consumed on a regular basis. It is estimated that more than 90 percent of Americans take in too little of one of the most important EFAs–omega-3–which is found in flax, walnuts, deep-water fish, and hempseeds. EFAs are the “good fats” that doctors recommend as part of a healthy, balanced diet. The quality of omega-3 is vital, and can be diminished by oxygen, heat, and light. Thus consume the freshest seeds possible and store them in a dark, cold environment such as a refrigerator. Nutiva obtains its seeds exclusively from Canada, and we date all our products. Great nutrition never tasted so good.

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