Hemp

Functional FoodsNutraceuticalIndustrialCosmeceutical

Oct 1

Cannabis sativa

CBD Extracts:
CBD’s (Cannabidiol) are manufactured utilizing super-critical or ethanol extraction methods. The CBD component is concentrated into three different potencies and is made from the industrial hemp plant. The psychoactive component called THC, is reduced to 0.03% allowing for legal distribution.

Hemp Protein:
Hemp Protein is derived from the seeds of the Cannabis Sativa plant and contains non-traceable levels of THC. The proteins are concentrated by removing the oil and further concentrating the protein from the fiber. Hemp proteins provide an excellent source of highly digestible amino acids, protein, and fiber. With its essentials fatty acids, it is also a great addition to vegan products and diets. Hemp protein scores high in digestibility and is available gluten free when requested. Hemp Protein contains numerous minerals including calcium, magnesium, phosphorus, potassium, copper, boron, iron, zinc, manganese, sulfur, chlorophyll and much more. It is one of nature’s best plant-based proteins.

Hemp Seed Oil:
Extra virgin hemp seed oil is made by cold pressing the seeds and is widely used in supplements, foods, and cosmetics. When taken internally, Hemp Seed Oil has a balanced blend of essential fatty acids that the body cannot produce on its own. When used topically, it is beneficial for hair and skin care as it contains saponins and essential fatty acids that function as emollients to moisturize and replenish the skin. Hemp Seed Oil can even be used industrially as food grade lubricant as well as an adjuvant, in paints, varnishes, and plant-based plastics such as cellophane.