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Hemp Seed As A Human Food – Dr Andrew Katelaris

May 9th 2012 23:29
Marijuana Hemp Seed As Human Food
Hemp is one of humanity’s oldest cultivated plants, with evidence of use reaching back into prehistory. In the older non-Christian religions Hemp and its products were venerated as unique gifts provided for human use.

The Hemp seed is one of the most nutritionally complete foods available. Next to flax it has the highest concentration of the essential fatty acid omega 3 and unlike flax it contains a perfect ratio of omega 3 and omega 6 fatty acids.

These essential nutrients are contained in a balanced protein matrix and protected from oxidation by generous quantities of vitamin E. In addition, the seed contains high levels of magnesium and other essential minerals and high levels of the B group vitamins.
Doctor Andrew Katelaris Hemp Seed Campaigner
Dr Andrew Katelaris

The Hemp seed offers those concerned about their own and their family’s nutrition a convenient and delicious way to ensure the delivery of those nutrients essential to achieving and maintaining optimal health.

Australia remains the only country on earth which has yet to recognise Hemp seed a human food. However, Food Standards Australia and New Zealand (FSANZ) has accepted our application to have Hemp seed re-scheduled and we reasonably expect a positive outcome presently.

Dr Andrew Katelaris

This extract from the Nimbin MardiGrass programme republished with the permission of the Nimbin Hemp Embassy. Dr Katelaris was a guest speaker at Nimbin MardiGrass.

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