Conventional refined oils undergo extraction via chemical solvents and high speed grinding, generating temperatures up to 100°C, leading to taste and nutritional degradation. This method produces trans fats, unsuitable for heart health.

In contrast, our cold-pressed oils are extracted by pressing and grinding seeds below 50°C. Although slower, this method preserves natural flavors, aromas, and nutritional properties. These oils are rich in antioxidants, vitamins, and beneficial fats, supporting a healthy heart.

The equipment used in the processes of cold pressing and wood pressing differs significantly. At Nani’s Potion, our unique approach involves utilizing machinery crafted entirely from wood, distinguishing us as one of the select few producing authentic Khani Ghani oil.

Throughout history, wood pressing has involved a machinery setup consisting of a sizable drum and a shaft, demanding significant time and effort for the extraction process. The slow churning in these wooden presses preserved the nutrients as the temperatures generated were absorbed by the wooden parts made from Indian babul tree. This method gave rise to the term 'cold-pressed oils' as the heat was isolated from the seeds.

However, this process had limitations. Despite yielding high-quality products, it was time-consuming and produced limited output, making it less economically viable.

To increase production, wooden presses were modified to incorporate steel components. Although this allowed for larger quantities, the use of steel generated more heat, which affected the seeds. These modified presses didn’t meet the criteria for 'cold-pressed oils' due to the excess heat.

Modern oil pressing machines are entirely made of steel, producing significantly more oil but at the cost of destroying heat-sensitive nutrients and reducing the oil's shelf life. Oils not cold pressed tend to spoil quickly due to this process, and the heat further diminishes the antioxidants and minerals in the oil.

Nani's Potion proudly presents top-tier oils, cold-pressed within wooden Kolhu by meticulously crushing raw seeds or nuts to extract oil through pressure. Our oils follow the "First pressed" approach, ensuring a single crushing and pressing of the seeds or nuts. These oils remain unrefined, unbleached, and wholly natural.

This method of extraction safeguards the genuine flavors, aromas, and vital antioxidants and nutrients present in the oils. It preserves their original properties, making them ideal for both culinary and skincare purposes. The premium quality of cold-pressed oils justifies their higher cost, mainly because of the chemical and heat-free extraction process. However, this meticulous process yields lower output, contributing to the higher pricing of these oils.

Yes, you can use coconut oil for oil pulling. It has antibacterial, anti-inflammatory that help control oral problems.