Flax-Seed - a source for omega-3 fatty acids
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Flaxseed: A Rich Source of Omega-3 Fatty Acids
Summary:
Flaxseed has been cultivated for thousands of years.
Keywords:
flax, linseed, flaxseed
Article Body:
Flaxseed, also known as linseed, has been cultivated for millennia and is among the earliest domesticated plants. Its versatility is remarkable, being used to produce fabrics like linen, medicines, high-quality paper often used for currency, soap, and much more. One of the most valuable products derived from flaxseed is linseed oil, commonly known as flaxseed oil.
Linseed oil is a popular vegetable oil with diverse applications. Beyond culinary uses, it has served as a finish and polish for wood and painted surfaces, as well as a component in putty and caulk. Notably, it is a key ingredient in linoleum, a natural floor covering made by combining wood or cork dust on canvas with solidified linseed oil. This eco-friendly option is particularly appealing to those with allergies. Additionally, linseed oil is used to treat wood in cricket bats and other sports equipment.
Recently, the culinary application of linseed oil has gained popularity due to its rich omega-3 fatty acid content and low levels of omega-6 fatty acids, which many are keen to limit. It offers a nutty flavor, making it a great addition to salads. For those who may not prefer the taste, flaxseed oil capsules are also available. Although most flaxseed is grown in Europe, making it more affordable there, it generally remains less expensive than cod liver oil worldwide.
Overall, flaxseed oil is emerging as a nutritious and versatile alternative to traditional omega-3 sources.
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