Pumpkin Seeds

Category: Seeds

A natural snack with many benefits. Super Natural Nutrition

Available Dried or Ovenbaked and Salted. Please store in a cool dry place.

Because of their high Protein and Zinc content, Pumpkin Seeds are popular in the treatment of male prostate and impotency problems.

USES:  Eat as a snack or dry-mill and add to cereals, soups, stews, salads or fruit salads.

More Info

Pumpkin Seeds are best known for their concentration of zinc and their use in the treatment and prevention of male prostate and libido problems.

Pumpkin seeds have also been used in the treatment of intestinal worms.

They are a good source of protein and contain a good balance of the amino acids.

Pumpkin seeds are also very high in iron as well as calcium and phosphorus, with some magnesium and copper; they also contain vitamin E and essential fatty acids. There is a mix of B vitamins, with niacin being the richest.

Pumpkin seeds are usually eaten raw, roasted, or blended into a seed meal and used on other foods. (Elson M. Haas, M.D.)

Natural Healing Benefits of Zinc

Zinc, as found in abundance in pumpkin seeds, may be useful for the prevention or treatment of the following conditions:

Acne  Sensitivity Prostate Congestion
Alcholisim  Gastric Ulcers Psoriasis
Anorexia Nervosa  Hypertension Schizophrenia
Benign Prostatic  Hypertrophy Skin Ulcers
Boils  Immune Suppression Sore Throats
Cataracts  Infections Surgery Recovery
Colds  Infertility Weak Muscles
Decreased hearing  Male Sexual Problems Wound Healing
Fatigue  Pregnancy  

Factors Related To Zinc Deficiency

Poor Diet Stress High Copper Intake Fasting or Dieting
Ageing Pregnancy Serious Illness Hospitalization
Athletics Growth Periods Burns Infections
Birth Control Pills Chronic Disease Surgery Alcoholism
Diuretic Therapy Psoriasis Parasites Malabsorption
Cirrhosis Renal Disease Premenstrual Symptoms

 

 Nutrition Info (per 100g)
 Kilojoules  3014 kj
 Calories  721
 Carbohydrates  15 g
 Protein  36.02 g
 Fat  47.36 g
 Fibre (Crude)  8.5 g
 Sodium  7.0 mg
 Calcium  50.0 mg
 Iron  21.8 mg
 Zinc  20.0 mg
 Copper  12.5 mg
 Manganese  7.2 mg
 Potassium  750 mg
 Magnesium  460.0 mg
 Phosphate  180.0 mg

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