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"Siberian Pine Nut Oil" products
Promotion: Buy 3 "Pine Power" Cedar Nut Flakes - get 1 box FREE.
Promotion: Buy 3 100ml Siberian Cedar (Pine) Nut Oil enriched with Resin 20% - get 1 bottle FREE
Pine Nut Oil - 100ml/3.5 fl. oz.
Pine Nut Oil - 250ml/8.75 fl. oz.
Pine Nut Oil - 500ml/18 fl. oz.
Pine Nut Oil enriched with Cedar Resin - 5%
Pine Nut Oil enriched with Cedar Resin - 10%
Pine Nut Oil enriched with Cedar Resin - 20%
Pine Nut Oil enriched with Sea Buckthorn
"Pine Power" Pine Nut Flakes
"Siberian Wellness" products
Promotion: Buy 3 250ml Siberian Pine Nut Oil - get 1 bottle FREE!
Cedar/Pine Nut Oil 100ml
"Specialist" products
Promotion: Buy 3 100ml Siberian Pine Nut Oil - get 1 bottle FREE!
Pine Nut Oil 100ml
Pine Nut Oil 500ml in glass

Promotion: Buy 3 100ml Siberian Cedar (Pine) Nut Oil enriched with Resin 20% - get 1 bottle FREE.
  
$125.85/item Quantity 		NOTE: Free gifts are not combined with this promotion.

Promotion: Buy 3 "Pine Power" Cedar Nut Flakes - get 1 box FREE.
  
$68.85/item Quantity 		NOTE: Free gifts are not combined with this promotion.

Pine Nut Oil - 100ml/3.5 fl. oz.
  
$24.95/item Quantity 		size: 3.53 ounces = 100 ml.

THIS IS A SUPERIOR QUALITY PINE NUT OIL UNDER "SIBERIAN PINE NUT OIL" BRAND
This oil is extra virgin, 100% pure, cold pressed with WOODEN presses out of wild harvested first grade (white) pine nuts only.

1. Q: Is it Cedar Nut Oil?

A: Yes, it is. Pine Nut Oil and Cedar Nut Oil is the same thing. The scientific name of the tree is Siberian Cedar Pine Tree. In North America this tree is referred as Pine and in Eastern Europe as Cedar.

2. Q: Why was the packaging changed?

A: The new bottle and cup are designed so to avoid the oil leakage. Also because in North America people know what pine nuts are and they do not know what cedar nuts are we have changed the name on the bottle from 'Cedar Nut Oil' to 'Pine Nut Oil' in order to avoid naming confusion.

3. Q: What are the recommendations on the use of Cedar Nut Oil?

A: The primary use of Cedar Nut Oil is internal. It is recommended to consume it once or twice per day depending if one is trying to fix a specific problem. For normal use, one table spoon per day in the morning before breakfast will be sufficient to increase your daily energy, give some strength to the body and help keep a person be more focused and clearheaded throughout the day. For a more specific use a table spoon twice per day is recommended. It is not recommended to take oil before bedtime for people who experience trouble falling asleep since the oil does give extra energy to the body.
It can also be used for cosmetic purposes. It can be used as a cream to help rejuvenate skin and keep it younger, as well as adding oil to the hair to raise it's vitality.
Oil is often used to help relieve headaches by rubbing it on the forehead and temples, relieve pain on bruises and open wounds, help accelerate healing processes. It also acts as a strong disinfectant.

4. Q: How do I store cedar nut oil? How long does it last before it goes rancid?

A: Store your cedar nut oil in a refrigerator. Two most important factors to prevent it from going rancid are: 1) store it at a low temperature and 2) keep it away from light. If refrigerated, our cedar nut oil has a safe shelf life of 12 months, but - given the exceptional purity of our cedar nut oil - it may stay fresh even longer.

5. Q: How is your cedar nut oil bearing The Siberian Pine Nut Oil brand different from other cedar (pine) nut oils sold at some gourmet food web-sites?

A: There are several major distinctions. 1) The cedar nut oil bearing The Siberian Pine Nut Oil brand comes exclusively from wild-harvested Siberian pine nuts (Siberian cedar nuts) - the most nutritious and medicinally valuable cedar nuts in the world. In comparison, other cedar nut oils are usually pressed from the Italian pignolia pine nuts, which are not nearly as potent and are often harvested from trees growing in plantations. 2) Our cedar nut oil is extra virgin (100% cold pressed from freshly shelled raw cedar nuts), whereas most cedar nut oils on the market are either not cold pressed or even pressed from roasted (!) cedar nuts, which significantly decreases the oil value. 3) Finally, our cedar nut oil is the only cedar nut oil available on the market anywhere in the world pressed with wooden presses in accordance with traditional techniques. In contrast, all other cedar nut oils are pressed using steel presses, which immediately degrades them (contact with steel oxidizes some of the cedar nut oil's most important ingredients such as vitamins, and is known to remove the 'life force' from the oil).

6. Q: Any other special instructions?

A: Aside from keeping oil in a refrigerated dark place, no metal should touch the oil as it starts degrading really quickly. It is recommended that wooden spoons should be used in consumption of the oil, plastic or glass spoons would be fine as well.

Pine Nut Oil - 250ml/8.75 fl. oz.
  
$58.80/item Quantity 		size: 8.75 ounces = 250 ml.

THIS IS A SUPERIOR QUALITY PINE NUT OIL UNDER "SIBERIAN PINE NUT OIL" BRAND
This oil is extra virgin, 100% pure, cold pressed with WOODEN presses out of wild harvested first grade (white) pine nuts only.

1. Q: Is it Cedar Nut Oil?

A: Yes, it is. Pine Nut Oil and Cedar Nut Oil is the same thing. The scientific name of the tree is Siberian Cedar Pine Tree. In North America this tree is referred as Pine and in Kazakstan as Cedar.

2. Q: Why was the packaging changed?

A: The new bottle and cup are designed so to avoid the oil leakage. Also because in North America people know what pine nuts are and they do not know what cedar nuts are we have changed the name on the bottle from 'Cedar Nut Oil' to 'Pine Nut Oil' in order to avoid naming confusion.

3. Q: What are the recommendations on the use of Cedar Nut Oil?

A: The primary use of Cedar Nut Oil is internal. It is recommended to consume it once or twice per day depending if one is trying to fix a specific problem. For normal use, one table spoon per day in the morning before breakfast will be sufficient to increase your daily energy, give some strength to the body and help keep a person be more focused and clearheaded throughout the day. For a more specific use a table spoon twice per day is recommended. It is not recommended to take oil before bedtime for people who experience trouble falling asleep since the oil does give extra energy to the body.
It can also be used for cosmetic purposes. It can be used as a cream to help rejuvenate skin and keep it younger, as well as adding oil to the hair to raise it's vitality.
Oil is often used to help relieve headaches by rubbing it on the forehead and temples, relieve pain on bruises and open wounds, help accelerate healing processes. It also acts as a strong disinfectant.

4. Q: How do I store cedar nut oil? How long does it last before it goes rancid?

A: Store your cedar nut oil in a refrigerator. Two most important factors to prevent it from going rancid are: 1) store it at a low temperature and 2) keep it away from light. If refrigerated, our cedar nut oil has a safe shelf life of 12 months, but - given the exceptional purity of our cedar nut oil - it may stay fresh even longer.

5. Q: How is your cedar nut oil bearing The Siberian Pine Nut Oil brand different from other cedar (pine) nut oils sold at some gourmet food web-sites?

A: There are several major distinctions. 1) The cedar nut oil bearing The Siberian Pine Nut Oil brand comes exclusively from wild-harvested Siberian pine nuts (Siberian cedar nuts) - the most nutritious and medicinally valuable cedar nuts in the world. In comparison, other cedar nut oils are usually pressed from the Italian pignolia pine nuts, which are not nearly as potent and are often harvested from trees growing in plantations. 2) Our cedar nut oil is extra virgin (100% cold pressed from freshly shelled raw cedar nuts), whereas most cedar nut oils on the market are either not cold pressed or even pressed from roasted (!) cedar nuts, which significantly decreases the oil value. 3) Finally, our cedar nut oil is the only cedar nut oil available on the market anywhere in the world pressed with wooden presses in accordance with traditional techniques. In contrast, all other cedar nut oils are pressed using steel presses, which immediately degrades them (contact with steel oxidizes some of the cedar nut oil's most important ingredients such as vitamins, and is known to remove the 'life force' from the oil).

6. Q: Any other special instructions?

A: Aside from keeping oil in a refrigerated dark place, no metal should touch the oil as it starts degrading really quickly. It is recommended that wooden spoons should be used in consumption of the oil, plastic or glass spoons would be fine as well.

Pine Nut Oil - 500ml/18 fl. oz.
  
$115.00/item Quantity 		size: 18 ounces = 500 ml.

THIS IS A SUPERIOR QUALITY PINE NUT OIL UNDER "SIBERIAN PINE NUT OIL" BRAND
This oil is extra virgin, 100% pure, cold pressed with WOODEN presses out of wild harvested first grade (white) pine nuts only.

1. Q: Is it Cedar Nut Oil?

A: Yes, it is. Pine Nut Oil and Cedar Nut Oil is the same thing. The scientific name of the tree is Siberian Cedar Pine Tree. In North America this tree is referred as Pine and in Eastern Europe as Cedar.

2. Q: Why was the packaging changed?

A: The new bottle and cup are designed so to avoid the oil leakage. Also because in North America people know what pine nuts are and they do not know what cedar nuts are we have changed the name on the bottle from 'Cedar Nut Oil' to 'Pine Nut Oil' in order to avoid naming confusion.

3. Q: What are the recommendations on the use of Cedar Nut Oil?

A: The primary use of Cedar Nut Oil is internal. It is recommended to consume it once or twice per day depending if one is trying to fix a specific problem. For normal use, one table spoon per day in the morning before breakfast will be sufficient to increase your daily energy, give some strength to the body and help keep a person be more focused and clearheaded throughout the day. For a more specific use a table spoon twice per day is recommended. It is not recommended to take oil before bedtime for people who experience trouble falling asleep since the oil does give extra energy to the body.
It can also be used for cosmetic purposes. It can be used as a cream to help rejuvenate skin and keep it younger, as well as adding oil to the hair to raise it's vitality.
Oil is often used to help relieve headaches by rubbing it on the forehead and temples, relieve pain on bruises and open wounds, help accelerate healing processes. It also acts as a strong disinfectant.

4. Q: How do I store cedar nut oil? How long does it last before it goes rancid?

A: Store your cedar nut oil in a refrigerator. Two most important factors to prevent it from going rancid are: 1) store it at a low temperature and 2) keep it away from light. If refrigerated, our cedar nut oil has a safe shelf life of 12 months, but - given the exceptional purity of our cedar nut oil - it may stay fresh even longer.

5. Q: How is your cedar nut oil bearing The Siberian Pine Nut Oil brand different from other cedar (pine) nut oils sold at some gourmet food web-sites?

A: There are several major distinctions. 1) The cedar nut oil bearing The Siberian Pine Nut Oil brand comes exclusively from wild-harvested Siberian pine nuts (Siberian cedar nuts) - the most nutritious and medicinally valuable cedar nuts in the world. In comparison, other cedar nut oils are usually pressed from the Italian pignolia pine nuts, which are not nearly as potent and are often harvested from trees growing in plantations. 2) Our cedar nut oil is extra virgin (100% cold pressed from freshly shelled raw cedar nuts), whereas most cedar nut oils on the market are either not cold pressed or even pressed from roasted (!) cedar nuts, which significantly decreases the oil value. 3) Finally, our cedar nut oil is the only cedar nut oil available on the market anywhere in the world pressed with wooden presses in accordance with traditional techniques. In contrast, all other cedar nut oils are pressed using steel presses, which immediately degrades them (contact with steel oxidizes some of the cedar nut oil's most important ingredients such as vitamins, and is known to remove the 'life force' from the oil).

6. Q: Any other special instructions?

A: Aside from keeping oil in a refrigerated dark place, no metal should touch the oil as it starts degrading really quickly. It is recommended that wooden spoons should be used in consumption of the oil, plastic or glass spoons would be fine as well.

Siberian Pine Nut Oil enriched with Sea Buckthorn
$30.95/item Quantity 		size: 0.22 pounds = 3.53 ounces = 100 grams

THIS IS A SUPERIOR QUALITY PINE NUT OIL UNDER "SIBERIAN PINE NUT OIL" BRAND
This oil is extra virgin, 100% pure, cold pressed with WOODEN presses out of wild harvested first grade (white) pine nuts only.

1. Q: Is it Cedar Nut Oil?

A: This is 100% natural Cedar (Pine) Nut Oil cold pressed from wild harvested, organic, not certified cedar nuts, but it also has all the benefits of Sea Buckthorn berries. It was not blended with any other substance, it was enriched with Sea Buckthorn vitamins and minerals by means of extraction.

2. Q: How the extract is made?

A: The extract is made by inserting Sea Buckthorn berries in the Cedar (Pine) Nut Oil and are kept there under a vacuum for certain time, until Oil extracts all the minerals, nutrients and vitamins as well as natural color from the berries.

3. Q: What are Sea Buckthorn berries beneficial for?

Sea Buckthorn berry has a very pleasant mild taste, it is known to calm the nerves, and is very good for the skin if used topically and internally and is great antioxidant.

The Sea Buckthorn is also beneficial for:
-diseases of mucous membranes
-aphthous ulcers
-esophagitis
-acid reflux
-dermatological diseases and skin conditions

4. Q: Where were your Sea Buckthorn berries grown?

The Sea Buckthorn berries that we use for extract grow in Siberia - one of the purest and ecologically cleanest area in the world. They are wild harverted. The Sea Buckthorn berries of Siberia contain the highest amount of vitamins and minerals in the world, becuase the plants were cultivated with the aim to increase vitamins and minerals in berries, as opposes to Chinese and Canadian Sea Buckthorn, which were cultivated to raise the quantity of berries.

5. Q: Are there any negative side effects?

A: There was no reported evidence of Sea buckthorn oil causing adverse reactions or negative side effects.

Siberian Pine Nut Oil enriched with Siberian Pine Resin - 5%
$29.95/item Quantity 		size: 0.22 pounds = 3.53 ounces = 100 grams

THIS IS A SUPERIOR QUALITY PINE NUT OIL UNDER "SIBERIAN PINE NUT OIL" BRAND
This oil is extra virgin, 100% pure, cold pressed with WOODEN presses out of wild harvested first grade (white) pine nuts only.

1. Q: Is it Cedar Nut Oil?

A: This is 100% natural Cedar (Pine) Nut Oil cold pressed from wild harvested, organic, not certified cedar nuts, but it also has all the benefits of Siberian Cedar Resin. It was not blended with any other substance, it was enriched with Siberian Cedar Resin vitamins and minerals by means of extraction.

2. Q: How the extract is made?

A: The extract is made by inserting cedar resin in the Cedar Nut Oil and are kept there under a vacuum for certain time, until Oil extracts all the minerals, nutrients and vitamins as well as natural color from the berries.

3. Q: What is Siberian Cedar Resin beneficial for?

Resin has a lot of energy, it is a perfect anticeptic, strengthens the immune system. Resin Oil Extract is great for infections, viral diseases, colds, soar throats.

The Resin is also beneficial for:
-all types of catarrhal diseases
-bronchopulmonary and ear, nose, and throat diseases
-diseases of the gastrointestinal tract
-cardiovascular and endocrine diseases
-skin and stomatological diseases
-diseases of the nervous system
-diseases of the locomotor system

4. Q: Are there any negative side effects?

A: There was no reported evidence of Resing extract causing adverse reactions or negative side effects.

Siberian Cedar Nut Oil enriched with Siberian Pine Resin - 10%
$32.95/item Quantity 		size: 0.22 pounds = 3.53 ounces = 100 grams

THIS IS A SUPERIOR QUALITY PINE NUT OIL UNDER "SIBERIAN PINE NUT OIL" BRAND
This oil is extra virgin, 100% pure, cold pressed with WOODEN presses out of wild harvested first grade (white) pine nuts only.

1. Q: Is it Cedar Nut Oil?

A: This is 100% natural Cedar (Pine) Nut Oil cold pressed from wild harvested, organic, not certified cedar nuts, but it also has all the benefits of Siberian Cedar Resin. It was not blended with any other substance, it was enriched with Siberian Cedar Resin vitamins and minerals by means of extraction.

2. Q: How the extract is made?

A: The extract is made by inserting cedar resin in the Cedar Nut Oil and are kept there under a vacuum for certain time, until Oil extracts all the minerals, nutrients and vitamins as well as natural color from the berries.

3. Q: What is Siberian Cedar Resin beneficial for?

Resin has a lot of energy, it is a perfect anticeptic, strengthens the immune system. Resin Oil Extract is great for infections, viral diseases, colds, soar throats.

The Resin is also beneficial for:
-all types of catarrhal diseases
-bronchopulmonary and ear, nose, and throat diseases
-diseases of the gastrointestinal tract
-cardiovascular and endocrine diseases
-skin and stomatological diseases
-diseases of the nervous system
-diseases of the locomotor system

4. Q: Are there any negative side effects?

A: There was no reported evidence of Resing extract causing adverse reactions or negative side effects.

Siberian Pine Nut Oil enriched with Siberian Pine Resin - 20%
$36.95/item Quantity 		size: 0.22 pounds = 3.53 ounces = 100 grams

THIS IS A SUPERIOR QUALITY PINE NUT OIL UNDER "SIBERIAN PINE NUT OIL" BRAND
This oil is extra virgin, 100% pure, cold pressed with WOODEN presses out of wild harvested first grade (white) pine nuts only.

1. Q: Is it Cedar Nut Oil?

A: This is 100% natural Cedar (Pine) Nut Oil cold pressed from wild harvested, organic, not certified cedar nuts, but it also has all the benefits of Siberian Cedar Resin. It was not blended with any other substance, it was enriched with Siberian Cedar Resin vitamins and minerals by means of extraction.

2. Q: How the extract is made?

A: The extract is made by inserting cedar resin in the Cedar Nut Oil and are kept there under a vacuum for certain time, until Oil extracts all the minerals, nutrients and vitamins as well as natural color from the berries.

3. Q: What is Siberian Cedar Resin beneficial for?

Resin has a lot of energy, it is a perfect anticeptic, strengthens the immune system. Resin Oil Extract is great for infections, viral diseases, colds, soar throats.

The Resin is also beneficial for:
-all types of catarrhal diseases
-bronchopulmonary and ear, nose, and throat diseases
-diseases of the gastrointestinal tract
-cardiovascular and endocrine diseases
-skin and stomatological diseases
-diseases of the nervous system
-diseases of the locomotor system

4. Q: Are there any negative side effects?

A: There was no reported evidence of Resing extract causing adverse reactions or negative side effects.

"Pine Power" Pine Nut Flakes
$22.95/item Quantity 		Flakes of a pie are obtained in the process of pine nut oil cold pressing from pine nut kernels.

Cedar nut flakes wonderfully enrich diet of a bodybuilder. The protein of cedar nut flakes excels the ideal protein as it contains more histidine, methionine, cysteine, and tryptophan amino acids, and has well balanced chemical composition. The carbohydrate structure of a cedar nut kernel is presented by polysaccharides (starch, cellulose, pentosans and dextrins) and water-soluble sugars (glucose, fructose, sucrose and raffinose). According to results of medical researches the similar protein promotes dissolution of harmful cholesterol in blood and helps preventing cancer cell growth.

Also cedar nut flakes are excellent addition to children's diet as they promote fast and harmonious physical development.

Cedar Nut Flakes can be your daily nutritional and tasty snacks.

Promotion: Buy 3 250ml Siberian Pine Nut Oil - get 1 bottle FREE
  
$71.85/item Quantity 		size: 35 ounces = 1000 ml.

THIS IS A FIRST GRADE QUALITY PINE NUT OIL UNDER "SIBERIAN WELLNESS" BRAND
This oil is extra virgin, 100% pure, cold pressed out of wild harvested assorted (white, yellow and pink) pine nuts and packaged into green glass bottle.

1. Q: Is it Cedar Nut Oil?

A: Yes, it is. Pine Nut Oil and Cedar Nut Oil is the same thing. The scientific name of the tree is Siberian Cedar Pine Tree. In North America this tree is referred as Pine and in Eastern Europe as Cedar.

2. Q: What are the recommendations on the use of Cedar Nut Oil?

A: The primary use of Cedar Nut Oil is internal. It is recommended to consume it once or twice per day depending if one is trying to fix a specific problem. For normal use, one table spoon per day in the morning before breakfast will be sufficient to increase your daily energy, give some strength to the body and help keep a person be more focused and clearheaded throughout the day. For a more specific use a table spoon twice per day is recommended. It is not recommended to take oil before bedtime for people who experience trouble falling asleep since the oil does give extra energy to the body.
It can also be used for cosmetic purposes. It can be used as a cream to help rejuvenate skin and keep it younger, as well as adding oil to the hair to raise it's vitality.
Oil is often used to help relieve headaches by rubbing it on the forehead and temples, relieve pain on bruises and open wounds, help accelerate healing processes. It also acts as a strong disinfectant.

3. Q: How do I store cedar nut oil? How long does it last before it goes rancid?

A: Store your cedar nut oil in a refrigerator. Two most important factors to prevent it from going rancid are: 1) store it at a low temperature and 2) keep it away from light. If refrigerated, our cedar nut oil has a safe shelf life of 12 months, but - given the exceptional purity of our cedar nut oil - it may stay fresh even longer.

4. Q: Any other special instructions?

A: Aside from keeping oil in a refrigerated dark place, no metal should touch the oil as it starts degrading really quickly. It is recommended that wooden spoons should be used in consumption of the oil, plastic or glass spoons would be fine as well.

Cedar/Pine Nut Oil 100ml/3.5 fl.oz.
  
$9.95/item Quantity 		size: 3.53 ounces = 100 ml.

THIS IS A FIRST GRADE QUALITY PINE NUT OIL UNDER "SIBERIAN WELLNESS" BRAND
This oil is extra virgin, 100% pure, cold pressed out of wild harvested assorted (white, yellow and pink) pine nuts and packaged into medicinal grade brown plastic bottle.

1. Q: Is it Cedar Nut Oil?

A: Yes, it is. Pine Nut Oil and Cedar Nut Oil is the same thing. The scientific name of the tree is Siberian Cedar Pine Tree. In North America this tree is referred as Pine and in Eastern Europe as Cedar.

2. Q: What are the recommendations on the use of Cedar Nut Oil?

A: The primary use of Cedar Nut Oil is internal. It is recommended to consume it once or twice per day depending if one is trying to fix a specific problem. For normal use, one table spoon per day in the morning before breakfast will be sufficient to increase your daily energy, give some strength to the body and help keep a person be more focused and clearheaded throughout the day. For a more specific use a table spoon twice per day is recommended. It is not recommended to take oil before bedtime for people who experience trouble falling asleep since the oil does give extra energy to the body.
It can also be used for cosmetic purposes. It can be used as a cream to help rejuvenate skin and keep it younger, as well as adding oil to the hair to raise it's vitality.
Oil is often used to help relieve headaches by rubbing it on the forehead and temples, relieve pain on bruises and open wounds, help accelerate healing processes. It also acts as a strong disinfectant.

3. Q: How do I store cedar nut oil? How long does it last before it goes rancid?

A: Store your cedar nut oil in a refrigerator. Two most important factors to prevent it from going rancid are: 1) store it at a low temperature and 2) keep it away from light. If refrigerated, our cedar nut oil has a safe shelf life of 12 months, but - given the exceptional purity of our cedar nut oil - it may stay fresh even longer.

4. Q: Any other special instructions?

A: Aside from keeping oil in a refrigerated dark place, no metal should touch the oil as it starts degrading really quickly. It is recommended that wooden spoons should be used in consumption of the oil, plastic or glass spoons would be fine as well.

Promotion: Buy 3 100ml Siberian Pine Nut Oil - get 1 bottle FREE
  
$56.85/item Quantity 		size: 14 ounces = 400 ml.

THIS IS A FIRST GRADE QUALITY PINE NUT OIL UNDER "SPECIALIST" BRAND
This oil is extra virgin, 100% pure, cold pressed out of wild harvested assorted (white, yellow and pink) pine nuts and packaged into green glass bottle.

1. Q: Is it Cedar Nut Oil?

A: Yes, it is. Pine Nut Oil and Cedar Nut Oil is the same thing. The scientific name of the tree is Siberian Cedar Pine Tree. In North America this tree is referred as Pine and in Eastern Europe as Cedar.

2. Q: What are the recommendations on the use of Cedar Nut Oil?

A: The primary use of Cedar Nut Oil is internal. It is recommended to consume it once or twice per day depending if one is trying to fix a specific problem. For normal use, one table spoon per day in the morning before breakfast will be sufficient to increase your daily energy, give some strength to the body and help keep a person be more focused and clearheaded throughout the day. For a more specific use a table spoon twice per day is recommended. It is not recommended to take oil before bedtime for people who experience trouble falling asleep since the oil does give extra energy to the body.
It can also be used for cosmetic purposes. It can be used as a cream to help rejuvenate skin and keep it younger, as well as adding oil to the hair to raise it's vitality.
Oil is often used to help relieve headaches by rubbing it on the forehead and temples, relieve pain on bruises and open wounds, help accelerate healing processes. It also acts as a strong disinfectant.

3. Q: How do I store cedar nut oil? How long does it last before it goes rancid?

A: Store your cedar nut oil in a refrigerator. Two most important factors to prevent it from going rancid are: 1) store it at a low temperature and 2) keep it away from light. If refrigerated, our cedar nut oil has a safe shelf life of 12 months, but - given the exceptional purity of our cedar nut oil - it may stay fresh even longer.

4. Q: Any other special instructions?

A: Aside from keeping oil in a refrigerated dark place, no metal should touch the oil as it starts degrading really quickly. It is recommended that wooden spoons should be used in consumption of the oil, plastic or glass spoons would be fine as well.

Pine Nut Oil - 100ml/3.5 fl. oz.
  
$18.95/item Quantity 		size: 3.5 ounces = 100 ml.

THIS IS A FIRST GRADE QUALITY PINE NUT OIL UNDER "SECIALIST" BRAND
This oil is extra virgin, 100% pure, cold pressed out of wild harvested assorted (white, yellow and pink) pine nuts and packaged into clear glass bottle.

1. Q: Is it Cedar Nut Oil?

A: Yes, it is. Pine Nut Oil and Cedar Nut Oil is the same thing. The scientific name of the tree is Siberian Cedar Pine Tree. In North America this tree is referred as Pine and in Eastern Europe as Cedar.

2. Q: What are the recommendations on the use of Cedar Nut Oil?

A: The primary use of Cedar Nut Oil is internal. It is recommended to consume it once or twice per day depending if one is trying to fix a specific problem. For normal use, one table spoon per day in the morning before breakfast will be sufficient to increase your daily energy, give some strength to the body and help keep a person be more focused and clearheaded throughout the day. For a more specific use a table spoon twice per day is recommended. It is not recommended to take oil before bedtime for people who experience trouble falling asleep since the oil does give extra energy to the body.
It can also be used for cosmetic purposes. It can be used as a cream to help rejuvenate skin and keep it younger, as well as adding oil to the hair to raise it's vitality.
Oil is often used to help relieve headaches by rubbing it on the forehead and temples, relieve pain on bruises and open wounds, help accelerate healing processes. It also acts as a strong disinfectant.

3. Q: How do I store cedar nut oil? How long does it last before it goes rancid?

A: Store your cedar nut oil in a refrigerator. Two most important factors to prevent it from going rancid are: 1) store it at a low temperature and 2) keep it away from light. If refrigerated, our cedar nut oil has a safe shelf life of 12 months, but - given the exceptional purity of our cedar nut oil - it may stay fresh even longer.

4. Q: Any other special instructions?

A: Aside from keeping oil in a refrigerated dark place, no metal should touch the oil as it starts degrading really quickly. It is recommended that wooden spoons should be used in consumption of the oil, plastic or glass spoons would be fine as well.

Pine Nut Oil - 500ml/17.5 fl. oz.
  
$81.95/item Quantity 		size: 17.5 ounces = 500 ml.

THIS IS A FIRST GRADE QUALITY PINE NUT OIL UNDER "SECIALIST" BRAND
This oil is extra virgin, 100% pure, cold pressed out of wild harvested assorted (white, yellow and pink) pine nuts and packaged into clear glass bottle.

1. Q: Is it Cedar Nut Oil?

A: Yes, it is. Pine Nut Oil and Cedar Nut Oil is the same thing. The scientific name of the tree is Siberian Cedar Pine Tree. In North America this tree is referred as Pine and in Eastern Europe as Cedar.

2. Q: What are the recommendations on the use of Cedar Nut Oil?

A: The primary use of Cedar Nut Oil is internal. It is recommended to consume it once or twice per day depending if one is trying to fix a specific problem. For normal use, one table spoon per day in the morning before breakfast will be sufficient to increase your daily energy, give some strength to the body and help keep a person be more focused and clearheaded throughout the day. For a more specific use a table spoon twice per day is recommended. It is not recommended to take oil before bedtime for people who experience trouble falling asleep since the oil does give extra energy to the body.
It can also be used for cosmetic purposes. It can be used as a cream to help rejuvenate skin and keep it younger, as well as adding oil to the hair to raise it's vitality.
Oil is often used to help relieve headaches by rubbing it on the forehead and temples, relieve pain on bruises and open wounds, help accelerate healing processes. It also acts as a strong disinfectant.

3. Q: How do I store cedar nut oil? How long does it last before it goes rancid?

A: Store your cedar nut oil in a refrigerator. Two most important factors to prevent it from going rancid are: 1) store it at a low temperature and 2) keep it away from light. If refrigerated, our cedar nut oil has a safe shelf life of 12 months, but - given the exceptional purity of our cedar nut oil - it may stay fresh even longer.

4. Q: Any other special instructions?

A: Aside from keeping oil in a refrigerated dark place, no metal should touch the oil as it starts degrading really quickly. It is recommended that wooden spoons should be used in consumption of the oil, plastic or glass spoons would be fine as well.
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