Apricot Oil Dealers in Kannauj

• Application: Cosmetics, Cooking
• Shelf Life: 1year
• Form: Liquid
• Feature: Air Tight Packaging, Good Taste
• Purity: 100%
• Origin: India

We are instrumental in offering superb quality Apricot Kernel Oil. Easy to spread, Apricot Kernel Oil is used in various medicines compositions and beauty treatments. Our Apricot Kernel Oil is widely appreciated for its impurity-free nature, excellent stability, high efficacy and long shelf life.  Our experts hygienically pack Apricot Kernel Oil in premium packaging material to ensure maximum protection from biological contaminants.

• Shelf Life: 1year
• Color: Colorless To Pale Yellow
• Form: Liquid
• Ingredient: Apricot
• Raw Material: Apricot Seeds
• Purity: 97.90%
• Pack Size: 1kg,5kg,25kg,100kg

• Country of Origin: USA
• Botonical Name: Prunus Armeniaca
• CAS: 72869-69-3
• Color & Odor: Light Yellow with Greenish Tinge with Bland Odor

• Botanical Name: Prunus Armeniaca
• Country of Origin: China
• EXTRACTION METHOD: Cold Pressed
• BOTANICAL FAMILY: Rosaceae
• COLOR & ODOR: light yellow with fruity odur
• BLENDS WELL WITH: frankincense, lavender, orange
• THERAPEUTIC PROPERTIES: Skin healing
• PRECAUTIONS: Essential oils are not recommended for internal use and it is important to take proper medical advice from an expert before using any essential oils for pregnant woman and Child specially.
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Our natural Apricot Carrier Oil is extract from soft fleshy center of apricot through cold pressed method. This is the best carrier oil for using essential oils. Essential oils are much more concentrated than their herbal counterpart and can be extracted from plants, leaves, flowers, roots, buds, twigs, rhizomes, heart wood, bark, resin, seeds and fruits. The most common methods of extraction are through distillation, either water or steam, or by mechanical processing as is done with citrus rinds. Essential oils are biologically activating and they deliver messages for our mind, body and emotions that bring us back to nature. Essential oils have been used for therapeutic purposes for nearly 6000 years. The ancient Chinese, Indians, Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans used them in cosmetics, perfumes, drugs and also commonly used for spiritual, hygienic and ritualistic purposes. At Nitin Enterprises we can give you reasonable price and high quality oils because we are not only work as traders or suppliers but also we are bulk manufacturer & exporter of natural essential oils in India. We are supplying our essential oils to leading Aroma therapists, Cosmetics, Toiletries, Spas & Salons, Beauty & Healthcare Products manufacturers across all over the world..     Thanks for shopping oils with us!!

• Type: Carrier
• Shelf Life: 1 Year
• Form: Liquid
• Botanical Name: Prunus Armeniaca
• Plant Part: Kernel
• Extraction Method: Cold Pressed
• HS Code: 3301
• This Prices Including: 18% GST Tax + All other Taxes
• Note: Samples are free

D.S. Apricot Benefits the Liver, Eyes & Digestive System1. Protects the Liver Besides being the largest internal organ in the human body, the liver is also one of the most important. It has a long list of functions, from producing proteins that help blood clotting to breaking down fats to produce energy. Some research suggests that the apricot fruit benefits the health of your liver and may even protect against liver disease. In one animal study published in the British Journal of Nutrition, apricot was able to protect against liver damage as well as fatty liver, a condition characterized by the accumulation of fat in the liver. (1) Another animal study out of Turkey found that supplementing rats who had part of their livers removed with sun-dried organic apricot helped promote liver regeneration. (2) Consuming an anti-inflammatory diet, reducing your stress levels and getting in more physical activity can also help give your liver function a boost. 2. High in Antioxidants In addition to supplying a wide array of important micronutrients, apricots are also loaded with antioxidants. Antioxidants are compounds that protect against free radicals and prevent damage to cells. They may also reduce the risk of certain chronic conditions like heart disease and cancer. (3) Apricots are loaded with carotenoids, a type of pigment with antioxidant properties. According to one study published in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, apricots are especially high in carotenoids like beta-carotene, beta-cryptoxanthin and gamma-carotene. (4) Besides apricots, other fruits and vegetables, as well as herbs and spices like turmeric and cilantro, are also high antioxidant foods that you can easily incorporate into your diet. 3. Reduces Inflammation Inflammation is not necessarily a bad thing. In fact, it’s a perfectly normal response triggered by the immune system to keep out foreign invaders and protect the body from injury. Chronic inflammation, on the other hand, can wreak havoc on your body and contribute to diseases like heart disease, diabetes and rheumatoid arthritis. Some studies have found that apricots could possess potent anti-inflammatory properties to help protect against disease. The apricot seeds, in particular, are believed to be effective in relieving inflammation. In one animal study, giving rats apricot kernel oil extract helped protect against ulcerative colitis, a type of inflammatory bowel disease. (5) Other anti-inflammatory foods include leafy green vegetables, beets, broccoli, blueberries and pineapple. 4. Supports Regularity Apricots are loaded with fiber, providing about 3.1 grams — or up to 12 percent of your daily needs — in just one cup. Fiber moves through the body undigested, helping add bulk to stool and prevent constipation. One analysis composed of five studies showed that increasing fiber intake helped increase stool frequency in patients with constipation. (6) Sweet apricot seeds, which are commonly sold as snack foods, can supply even more fiber. A 1/4-cup serving contains an estimated five grams of fiber, meeting up to 20 percent of your daily fiber needs. In addition to apricots, other high-fiber foods that can help alleviate constipation include fruits, vegetables, legumes, nuts and seeds. 5. Promotes Eye Health Apricots are an excellent source of vitamin A. Just one cup of raw apricots can knock out 60 percent of the vitamin A you need for the entire day while a cup of dried apricot can nearly fulfill your daily vitamin A requirements all on its own. Vitamin A plays a central role when it comes to eye health. In fact, vitamin A deficiency can result in symptoms like night blindness, dry eyes and vision loss. Besides being rich in vision-boosting vitamin A, apricots may benefit eye health in other ways. A 2016 animal study, for example, showed that applying apricot kernel extract topically helped reduce dry eyes by promoting tear fluid production in mice. (7) Other top vitamin A foods include beef liver, sweet potato, carrots, kale and spinach.

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