Are the seed oils used in Cool Oil cold pressed? The seed oils used in Cool Oil are indeed virgin cold pressed. This means that no heat or solvents are used to get the oils out of the seeds. They are simply pressed using a cold pressing machine to extract the oil. By doing it this way you keep all of the good stuff in and you get maximum health benefits! As a result of this question, we have recently updated the label to include the words "cold pressed". What is Agave Nectar? Agave Nectar is a natural fructose sweetener extracted from the Agave Plant of Mexico. Where does Agave Nectar come from? On a hillside in Mexico lives a spiky blue plant known as the Blue Weber Agave plant. Agave Nectar comes from this plant’s pineapple-shaped middle, called the piñas.

What is Cool Oil? Cool Oil is simply a blend of organic, cold-pressed flax, hemp pumpkin and evening primrose. It offers a balance of the essential fatty acids, omega 3 and 6, in a 2:1 ratio....considered the optimum ratio for the body's needs and provides an ideal alternative to oily fish. Our bodies cannot make omega 3 and 6 but desperately needs them to function at cellular level. Therefore we have to get them from our diet.  Oily fish and fish capsules will give you plenty of omega 3, but not enough omega 6 and it is the balance of these two that Cool Oil offers and it seems to be hitting the spot for many.  It is not a health gimmick or even a supplement, Cool Oil is simply a food. How much should I take? There are no absolute figures for RDA for Cool Oil as it is simply a food made from seed oils. However, manufacturer's recommendations suggest that children from 1yrs to 12 yrs be given between 1 and 2 teaspoons of Cool Oil a day, added to food. For adults we recommend taking about a tablespoon a day, but again bear in mind that Cool Oil is simply a food and taking a little more or less will do no harm.