Emu Oil Uses
- A documented university study showed that over 70% of the fatty acids in emu fat are of the unsaturated variety. These polyunsaturated and mono-unsaturated fats lend to lower blood cholesterol.
- Emu oil has also been documented to contain Omega 3 and Omega 6 essential fatty acids. Although the human body needs these fatty acids for many functions, it cannot produce them and consequently must obtain these acids from the diet. Emu oil provides these essential fatty acids.
- Emu Oil is an all natural oil which contains an anti-inflammatory agent and natural healing properties. For patients receiving radiation and chemotherapy, Emu oil has proven its abilities to help relieve many effects of cancer treatments by maintaining supple skin and vein elasticity after multiple injections, and by aiding rapid healing without scarring after radiation treatments.
- It is highly penetrating, allowing it to be used in pure form as a natural healant, or combined with other drugs,
where the Oil's penetrating nature helps speed the drug's passage through the skin. Its moist, anti-bacterial qualities provide the perfect medium for healing.
- Emu oil helps to relieve ailments and provide temporary relief from Arthritis, Bursitis, Tennis elbow, Rheumatism and other joint disorders.Has shown to reduce pain, swelling, and stiffness most evident where the joint is close to the skin surface,such as hands, feet, knees, and elbows.
- Burns from sunburns to 1st and 2nd degree burns, readily alleviating the pain (in most cases within 2 to 3 minutes) and dramatically reducing the scaring and blistering.What a wonder moisturizer! Emu oil is not only beneficial for aches and pains, but also for dry skin conditions.Individuals who suffer from dry skin conditions which show symptoms of dry skin (eczema, psoriasis, etc.) are finding amazing results with the consistent use of emu oil.
- Today, emu oil is being applied to a wide range of maladies and afflictions, and has been formulated into hundreds different types of personal care products for consumers. It is being used in cosmetics, skin care products, burn creams and lotions, arthritis pain formulations, perfumes, sunburn relief products, lip balms, etc. it is being used by veterinarians as a moisturising aid and for scar reduction, as well as by pet owners in pet shampoos and hair care products. The use of emu oil as an ingredient has been sought for its natural anti-inflammatory, moisturising, and therapeutic properties. Accordingly, when combined with other ingredients such as isopropyl alcohol, it has been shown to demonstrate a synergistic penetrating ability.
Emu oil is currently being used in and for the following applications:
* Cosmetics
* Massage oils
* Pharmaceutical and Health care
* Therapeutic Products
* Burns Bruising, Sprains and Muscle Pain due to falls sports and athletic related muscle problems
* Veterinary
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