Kachi Ghani Oil

Sesame oil  is an edible  vegetable oil  derived from  sesame seeds. Besides being used as a  cooking oil  in  South India, it is used as a flavour enhancer in  Middle Eastern,  African, and  Southeast Asian  cuisines. It has a distinctive nutty aroma and taste. 

The oil is popular in Asia and is also one of the earliest-known crop-based oils, but worldwide mass modern production continues to be limited even today due to the inefficient manual harvesting process required to extract the oil.

Sesame oil has been used for centuries in Asian cuisine. It also has medicinal purposes, especially in Ayurvedic medicine, where it is used as a base oil for about 90 percent of the herbal oils.

In Ayurvedic therapy, sesame oil is renowned for its ability to strengthen and detoxify the body and ensure the proper functioning of all the vital organs. It's also used in sacred and religious ceremonies. Today, sesame oil is a common component of skin and massage oils, hair care products, cosmetics, soaps, perfumes and sunscreens. Sesame oil has great moisturizing, soothing and emollient qualities.

In aromatherapy, it is popularly used as massage oil and carrier oil for  essential oils.

Composition of Sesame Oil

Sesame oil contains high levels of  natural antioxidants  called sesamol, sesamolin and sesamin oils. Sesamin is a lignin with anti-inflammatory properties, and contains vitamin E, which helps keep your skin strong and supple.

Meanwhile, sesamol possesses over two dozen beneficial pharmacologically active properties, most of which work to improve cardiovascular health. Sesame oil contains 15 percent saturated fat, 42 percent oleic acid and 43 percent omega-6 linoleic acid, with a composition similar to peanut oil. It is also loaded with B-complex vitamins, including thiamin,  riboflavin, niacin,  pantothenic acid, pyridoxine and folic acid.

It's rich in amino acids that are essential in building up proteins, and minerals like iron, copper, calcium, manganese, magnesium, selenium, phosphorus and zinc.

Benefits Of Sesame Oil

• Skin moisturize


• Helps remove toxins from your mouth


• Natural sunscreen


• Boosts your scalp and hair health


• Helps to Fight Stress and Depression


• Helps in maintaining good skin health


• Helps in improving eye health

Have you ever wondered, from where your cooking oil comes from and how it is treated?
No.
Then listen, the oil that you are using for cooking, deep frying or in any other things is refined oil. Oil available in market is generally refined oil

Our Brand MPH oil
Our oil is called “kachi ghani” oil.

Oil is first extracted from groundnut by pressing it under normal heat. Then it is filtered through filter cloth and packed directly into container. Hygiene is maintain at each level for maximum retention of nutrients in oil. 
We use standard grade of Groundnut that originated in Saurashtra region of Gujarat. After grading and proper analysis of its quality, it is used for oil extraction.  We believe that “standard the raw material standard will be the end product”.
Because of a very high smoke point (3500F), groundnut oil can be used for deep frying and high temperature cooking. “Kachi Ghani” groundnut oil adds unique flavour to any food.

Health Benefits of Consuming “kachi Ghani” Oil:-

• Controls cholesterol level
• Rich in plant sterol which reduces risk of heart attack
• Its help to Lower blood pressure
• Groundnut oil have valuable amount of vitamin E which is also an antioxidant and protects the cells from damage
• It’s also boost hair growth
• High in omega-6 fatty acids which help in proper growth and development, as well as normal brain function

What is refined oil?
Oil is first extracted from seeds like Groundnut, Sun flower, Cotton seeds, Maize, etc. Then it is refined using numbers of chemical. An oil has been refined by using chemical that are harmful to us. Oil is treated with acid, alkali or bleached. It can also be neutralized, filtered or deodorized.    

Why is refined oil?

The refining process creates oil that is stable, easy to preserve, hardly coloured, with no discernable aroma and with a yield more than 90% which is much more profitable to the industry. However cold “pressed” oils preserve all their qualities are more expensive and can lose up to 40% of its substance when extracted.
Harmful chemical added during refining (NaOH) can leads to improper digestion and other gastro intestinal problem.
The high temperature involved in the refining process removes all the natural and beneficial substances from the oil. It instead increases the Trans fats of the oil which is detrimental to your heart health. Regular consumption of this oil can act as a slow poison for your heart and can cause heart attacks or blockages.