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Blends Well With

Corn oil can be used for massage oil, although it is not that popular. It can carry essential oils and as such can be used in aromatherapy massages. It has a mild nutty flavor which should go well with the essential oils of nuts.

Expeller Corn/ Maize Oil

Properties

Corn oil is an edible oil with a few therapeutic properties.

  • Anticholesterol – The most studied property of corn oil is its ability to lower LDL blood cholesterol when taken within limits. Corn oil is an effective component in lowering blood cholesterol levels. It contains about 60 percent polyunsaturated, 25 to 30 percent monounsaturated, and 10 to 15 percent saturated fats. The high levels of polyunsaturated fats in corn oil, as compared to monounsaturated saturated fats, help lower blood cholesterol levels. The high level of polyunsaturated fatty acids also aids in lowering elevated blood pressure.

  • Emollient – It is a moisturizer for the skin.

  • Immunostimulant – Corn oil provides essential fatty acids like linoleic acid ( omega – 6 ) which is required for some immune system functions. It is also a rich source of Linoleic acid. Linoleic acid is essential for growth and skin and hair quality.

  • Tonic – Linoleic acid is required for the proper functioning of the kidneys, liver, heart, reproductive system, and digestive system.

  • Hypotensive – Like olive oil, it reduces blood pressure post-consumption in hypertensive patients.

  • Antioxidant – Corn oil contains Vitamin E which is an antioxidant that can keep you healthy.

Specifications

Colour in 1 cell Y+ 5 R

Clarity

Free Fatty Acid (FFA)

Indine Value

Moisture %

Peroxide Value

Saponification Value

Specific Gravity at 30°C

Taste & Odour

Unsaponifaction Value

4 to 10 Unit

Transparent without Sediment

0.06% to 0.100%

103 to 128

0.025% to 0.10%

0.75 to 1.75 %

187 to 195

0.913 to 0.920

Without bitterness and odour taste without smell.

1 to 1.5

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