Hemp Oil Nutrutional Profile, MaryBeth Augustine, RD,CDN

I was also thinking the oil should be cold pressed. but the off the shelf oil has THC removed and is concentrated to about 1% which cures nothing. What do you think of Distilling the oil at 100%? Can the enzymes survive.

Cold-Pressed hemp oil is NOT distilled. This is why I said to make sure that the oil is cold-pressed. If it is raw, then no heat is added to it. For example, you can buy cold-pressed hemp oil from Nutiva in most stores & it is considred raw. Just make sure it is expeller cold-pressed, unrefined, raw, and nitrogen flushed. Keep in mind that THC is NOT the only cannabinoid. Other types include: CBG, CBD, THCV, CBDV, CBCV, & CBN. At least 66 cannabinoids have been isolated from the cannabis plant.

Obviously "Cold Pressed oil is NOT distilled." But if it is "raw," how do you know if all the cannabinoid enzymes are extracted from the plant. Do you know of Cold Pressed hemp oil curing cancer, even though it does make sense to me. GW pharmaceuticals is a so called world leader in this field and they are conducting trials in the UK, and extracting using ethanol, also Rick Simpson "Run from the cure."

Also keep in mind that the cannabinoids are present in the oil of the plant, so this is how we know this. As for your second question: Some of the studies that show THC as having anti-cancer properties also outline the possibility of other sister-molecules within the cannabinoid family as being anti-cancer.

SOME nutrients could be lost during the processing of the oil, but as long as it isn't exposed to light & is raw then it will contain the cannabinoids/enzymes. Also make sure it is nitrogen flushed since this will minimize oxidation.

I take a European spoon per day. If I used Cannabis as a drug I take an extra spoon at munchies. But I also eat Cannabis seeds per day, just a 100 seeds or so.

for sure

i've been sayin that for a while now :)