Sprouted Flax
- Eco Cert
- Organic
- Kosher
- 100% Sprouted
- Dairy-Free
- Gluten Free
- Soy-Free
- Peanut Free
- The Sprouting Process Improves Digestibility and Allows for a Greater Absorption of Nutrients
- Contains 3 Grams of Omega-3 per Serving (15g)
- A Great source of Calcium and Iron
- High in Fiber
Flax seeds have been used as a staple food for thousands of years by many cultures. Sprouted Flax seeds are a source of Calcium and Iron, a high source of Fiber and provide 3 grams of Omega-3 per 1 heaping tablespoon 15 gram serving. These activated sprouted seeds deliver more nutrients per gram when compared to raw, non-sprouted flax seeds. The sprouting process improves digestibility and allows for a greater absorption of nutrients. Enzyme inhibitors are eliminated and anti-nutritive compounds such as phytic acid are reduced. The sprouting process not only dramatically increases vitamins and minerals in the seed, it also doubles the antioxidant score (ORAC) making Sprouted Flax not only a nutritional powerhouse, but also more shelf stable than raw Flax seeds. Sprouted Flax Seeds contain Omega 3 fatty acids, bio-available essential vitamins and minerals, an impressive host of antioxidants, giving them an ORAC value of 800 per 1 heaping tablespoon 15 gram serving as well as lignans, which are unique compounds that have been shown to provide numerous health benefits. Simply add Organic Traditions Sprouted Flax powder to everything you eat to reduce the glycemic load of any recipe. This sprouted and cold-milled powder is a fast and simple way to enhance your daily diet with an extra boost of dense superfood nutrition.
Ingredients:
Certified Organic Cold Milled Sprouted Flax Seeds
Allergen Information
Produced in a facility that packages tree nuts (Almonds, Hazelnuts and Cashews). The facility is dairy-free, gluten-free, soy-free and peanut free.
Storage Information
Refrigeration not required. Store in a cool, dry, dark place.
Overview of Key Benefits
Oxidative Stress The antioxidant profile of flax seeds points to the free radical scavenging potential in response to oxidative stress. Anti-Carcinogenic / Women’s Health There is evidence to suggest that lignans from flax.