The high content of linoleic acid in safflower ensures a sufficient supply of the human body with useful cholesterol while reducing the level of harmful cholesterol. This ensures the prevention of vascular atherosclerosis as the cause of the subsequent development of cardiovascular diseases. In addition, linoleic acid promotes an increase in the blood level of adiponectin - a hormone that can regulate the level of glucose in the blood and increases the sensitivity of the body to insulin. Regular consumption of safflower oil restricts the internal processes of inflammation, almost 20% reduces the level of CRP in the blood, a reliable indicator of inflammation, in addition, inhibits the growth of fat cells and promotes the buildup of muscle mass. Thanks to the content of vitamin K, safflower oil has an antihemorrhagic effect, in particular, it helps to prevent hemorrhagic strokes. It contains vitamin E - an antioxidant, stimulating the immune system, neutralizing free radicals, thereby reducing the risk of cancer. Safflower oil has a clinically significant laxative, choleretic and diuretic effect. Application for weight loss: Safflower oil is saturated with a conjugated form of linoleic acid - CLA - a polyunsaturated fatty acid, unfortunately, not synthesized by the human body, but vital for its vital activity. CLC is recommended for use in excess body weight, as it positively affects metabolism and digestive process. The effect of CLC on weight is due to its following properties. It: optimizes the metabolism in the body; Stimulates the digestive process; Suppresses the process of fat formation, in particular, on the waist and abdomen; Contributes to the effectiveness of physical exertion in the aspect of increasing muscle mass; Stimulates the activity of fat-burning enzymes; Reduces the activity of dividing fat cells, thereby reducing their total amount in the body; Carries out the prevention of type II diabetes, which develops against the background of excess weight; Has a diuretic and laxative effect, which invariably causes weight loss due to the release of the body from excess fluid. The pharmacy chain offers a variety of non-medicinal forms, so-called dietary supplements containing safflower oil. There are recommendations that offer for weight loss in the morning on an empty stomach to take safflower oil. Reviews about this method are quite positive, women note its comfort and effectiveness, while the dose individually varies from one teaspoon to one tablespoon, not more. This is what I found about this oil. Now about the taste, sweetish, tangerine, but somewhat similar to the fish oil that my parents gave me in childhood. He was also veiled by various tasty and sweet syrups. In a word - you can drink, very even quite nice ... And if you also sub-gorp on the stomach, then the price will not be to him, tk. Bought just for this.
