The Benefits of Oils

[Officially Retired]

what about hemp seed oil ?

The resource I use (http://www.nutritiondata.com) doesn't have a listing for hemp oil.

Perhaps you can Google it and find out.

Jack

[lilpitgirl]

Typical Product Specification & Analys (Per 100 ML)

Color- Bold Green
Odor- Slight nutty odor/characteristic
Calories- 830cal
Protein- Not Tested
Carbohydrates- Not Tested
Fat- 99.9%
Ash- Not Tested
Moisture- 0%
Cholesterol- Not Tested
Beta Carotene- 36.8 IU/100g
pH value- 6.14
THC- none detected
Free Fatty Acids- 0.24% (as Oleic acid)
Peroxide Value- 0.70% meq/kg
Typical Fatty Acid Profile (Per 100 ML)


Myristic Acid 0.11 0.12%
Palmitic Acid 5.65 6.15%
Steric Acid 1.96 2.14%
Oleic Acid (Omega 9) 9.85 10.71%
Linoleic Acid (Omega 6) 51.96 56.48%
CLA 0.76 0.83%
Arachidic Acid 0.66 0.72%
Gamma Linolenic Acid 3.60 3.92%
Linolenic Acid (Omega 3) 16.07 17.47%
Stearidonic Acid 0.76 0.83%
Behenic Acid 0.22 0.24%
still dont know how this would work for the dogs dont know there amino needs I do know it has all the essential amino acids I guess I need to research the dogs needs dont

[Jaystreets]

whats the downside to feeding wheat germ oil over long periods of time if any?

[Officially Retired]

If there is no allergic reaction to the wheat, there really aren't any downsides.

However, as Vitamin E is a fat-soluble vitamin, it can build-up to a toxic level eventually if too much is given ... therefore, I personally cycle the oils (like 3 days on, 2 days off, etc.).

Jack

[Jaystreets]

If there is no allergic reaction to the wheat, there really aren't any downsides.

However, as Vitamin E is a fat-soluble vitamin, it can build-up to a toxic level eventually if too much is given ... therefore, I personally cycle the oils (like 3 days on, 2 days off, etc.).

Jack

thanks 8-)